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Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
BRYAN LIKES CAMPAIGN PLAN
Says Presidents Tdea fer Government
90 Furnish Fpnas in Good
One.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. 4.-William Jen-
nings Bryan. en- route 70 hts home in Lin
coin, Neh.. arrived here today from wash
ington ard met his wife and daughter, who
are bound for New York. whence they will
sail for Europe Saturday.
Mr.. Bryan commented on several OF the
Issues treated in President Roosevelt's
message and credited the president with
introducing an original proposition in sug-
gesting the appropriation OF campaign
funds by the government.
Il hope.- he said, that II will be enacted
into a law"
Mr.. Bryan is strictly In accord with the
president concerning postal savings banks
and guaranteed banks
Said he; The money boarded IN hiding
places. II It can be drawn into the banks
and thus bo put into channels Of trade
win relieve the stringency more ef-
fecttvely than anything else. The postal
bank win DO this TO a limited extent. but
not completely, for IN the plan proposed
the depositors win be limited as TO each
person. and no checking account viii be
allowed.
THE system Of the guaranteed banks
contemplstes absolute guarantee by the
government Of such banks as may volun-
tsrily enter into tho system. In entering
the system they agree 20 reimburse the
government IN proportion to their deposits
for any losses incuETed by the government
In payment Of depositors IN failed banks.
During the last forty years the average
loss among national banks has been less
than one-tenth OF per cent OF deposits.
and, as we have passed through two
panios in that time It Ia not likely that the
average loss win be greater during the
next forty years.
''ro sum up the depositors need security
and this must either be given by the postal
savings bank which viii grow until It has
absorbed the deposit banking os the eoun-
try. OF 1t must be furnished through the
guarantee OF existing banks''
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
CANADIAN SHORTHORN WINS
Roam King, Owned by James LeaaIz
of Green Bank, Ont, Cham
pion Steer.

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Canada captured the
crowning honor OF the International Live
Stock exposition defeating the American
breeders on their own grounds. The
grand championship In the steer class goes
to a Canadian exhibitor. TO the surprise
and discontinue of the native stock men,
whose prouoest beasts were entered In
the class. Roam King, Shorthorn calf
selected as the best Of the huge herds of
cattle assembled at the stock yards, is
owned by James Leask OF Green Bank
Ont. weighs l,O7S pounds and was fed on
a diet Of peas and hay instead of the corn
which is the staple diet Of American fancy
kline. The Canadian contingent at the
show is Jubilant over the victory.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
Advance Statements Show $4,000, 900
More Than Year Ago.
DEPOSITS HOLD ABOUT EVEN
Surplus and Undivided Profits Show
Gain Of $45O,OOO.
LOANS DROP TWO MILLIONS
Nearly All of the Banks show De-
crease in Money out Owing to re-
trencbment Policy and Calling
I'm Of Outside Cash.

Cash resources OF Omaha and South
Omaha banks. as shown by a sworn state
ment TO the comptroller Of the currency
which viii be issued today, are S2O.s76.5sl.
an increase OF more than SSooo.oOo as COM
pared with the statement issued the latter
part Of November. 1906
Deposits have kept pace with the re-
serves OF the banks and the statement Of
the eight banks In the Clearing House as
sociation shows s45,S5Se e0S on deposit in the
eight banks. as compared with t5.SSs57
last year.
The surplus and undivided profits OF the
eight national banks shows a gain OF more
than $4,000 over last year, and favor
able comparison of Omaha banks Is made
with the statement OF August, when de-
posts. cash reserves and resources are at
the high water mark.
Loans have decreased almost 100000 as
compared with the statement OF the eight
banks made in November last year
When the call OF the comptroller Of the
currency was received IN Omaha wednes-
day morning there was some doubt as 20
how TO report the cashiers checks end
clearing house certificates. The telegram
from the comptroller Of the currency whioh
was necessary to make all reports uniforlc
was not received by PresiEeat Yates OF
the Clearing House association until a late
hour Wednesday afternoon. otherwise the
reports Of the Omaha and South Omaha
banks would have been published IN the
papers OF Wednesday afternoon. But the
statements were prepared and provision
made to show the certificates OF the clear
ing house under 'liabllities" and "re-
sources" without reference to the actual
cash accounts.
Cash Resources show Increase.
Advance statements OF the cash re-
sources of the eight national banks in
the Omaha clearing house association, as
compared with the statement of year ago,
made the following showing:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
BISHOP Welded TO DVORCEE
Leader in AfricAn Methodist Church
United in Marriage 20 His
Secretary.

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec A-Bishop H. NJ.
Turner Of the African Methodist church
was married here last night 10 Laura 4.
Lemon. The bride was formerly the blsh-
ops secretary and had secured divorce
from her husband, Rev. Powell, last Nay.
Al the time the divorce was obtained IL
was reported that the bishop contemplated
making Laura Lemon his wife Bishop
Gaines brought the matter 70 the alten-
tion OF the council OF bishops at its meet
ing Ia June After an Investigation Turner
was notified BY the council that such a
marriage would not Be countenanced by
the ChuFch Nothing further was heard Of
the matter until the announcement Of the
niar-ra &c last night
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
BOMB NEARLY HITS GOVERNOR
Russian woman who Hurled IL WIN
Probably Die of Her In
furiea.

MOSCOW, Dec. Am unsuccessful at
tempt was made In this city today upon
the life OF Lieutenant General Guerschel-
mann. governor general OF Moscow. He
escaped death only by a narrow margin. A
woman hurled a bomb at the generals
carriage while he was driving IN the I.e-
fortt quarter OF the city. The horses were
blown TO pieces and the coachman was
seriously wounoed. The governor general.
however. came out OF the explosion un
touched.
The woman was 80 severely mutilated
by her own bomb that she had 20 be re-
moved 20 hospital She is in a dying
condition
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
First National .
Omaha National


NEW YORK. Dec. A-American balloon
lists have begun an active campaign look
international balloon cup, wen last October
by oscar Erbloeh OF Germany. The races
has decided 70 raise $1,000 or more, II
Necessary, 20 aid in the prelimlnaries for
the cup race. This money will be expended
for new balloons and for the expenses OF
practice trips n is possible that the club
will arrange a les OF elimination races
Ia order 20 decide on the members Of the
team which win represent America IN the
cuD race
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
SIOUX CITY MAN IS FROZEN
First Fatality from Cold Results in
Peculiar Way Near Aber-
deem 8. ID.

ABERDEEN. s. D. Dec. A-fspeciaI
Telegram l-Jphn Young. who came here a
few weeks ago from Sioux City 70 work
for well drilling firm. was frozen TO
death last night about nine miles north OF
this city. He and his companions were en-
gagged In sinking wells. The sudden cold
wave last night had disastrous effect on
Young and his companions drove him to
George HamlaiTes farm. but he was too
badly frozen and died there about an hour
later The coroner win hold az inquest
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
NEW RECORD IN PANAMA
Nearly Two Mtllien Cable YARDS of
Earth Movea Daring the
MOnth OF November.

WASHINGTON. Dec. A-Colonel Goe-
thais. chief engineer q the Panama canal.
cabled The canal offices IN this city today
that an records were again broken for
the month of November IN the matter OF
excavation on the istLmus The total
amount of earth removed during that
moHth was lssssss cubic yards. as against
sas.l0I cubic yards In November. lsos
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
COTTON MARKET MOST ACTIVE
Opening Exciting and Trading Very
Heavy, with Prices Much
Higher Than Tuesday.

NEW YORK. Dec. A-The cotton market
had the most active and excited opening
Of the season today, prices ranging from
a 70 q points, OF about N.5 a bale higher
than last nights close Traders both for
advance and decline bought heavily, in
hueneed by small crop estimates. by i'm
pTovements in general trade and by the
strength OF the English market. There
was tremendous proft-takins at the ad-
vance 70 u.1sc for January. but the Oner-
ings were quickly absorbed and the re-
oession was light
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
ature al Omaha yesterday:
DOMESTIC

Nebraskans at rivers and harbors con-
vention take as their slogan Fourteen
feet through the valley" Omaha man on
resolutions committee Kansas City men
after republican national convention. with
good chance OF landing It. Page
Waterways congress meets at Washing
ton and is addressed by Secretary Root
and others. Senator Newlands has drafted
a bill covering the waterways subject
Page
Controller Of the currency issues his call
for the condition Of national banks on De-
cember 3. Western cities report themselves
already retiring cashiers checks.
Henry o. Havemeyer, head Of the Amer
lean Sugar Refining company, is dead.
Canadian shorthorn steer wins prize at
Chicago over all American competitors at
the international Stock show. Page i
The currency committee of the house APP
POINTS a subcommittee Of hve members
70 draft a financial measure. Page i
Cotton market experiences active day
with rise in price. Page 2
United States government is laying II
coal at all army posts while anthracite
steam coal in the east Is rising in price
Man formerly of Sioux City is frozen
TO death at Aberdeen. Page L
Hotel men of New York are much war
r,cd over the growth OF prohibition feel
ing Page
Fire at Drytown. Cal. makes securing Of
entombed miners impossible for some
days. Page
receivers viii be named for the James
town exposition Page
State auditor files report Of financial
condition OF me state Committee named
to hear dtsbarment case OF Allen @.
Fisher Of Chadron. FaEs 3
Missouri Pacific road doubts the Juris-
diction Of the Railroad commission to or
der the laying Of sidetracks. Page ,
FoREIGN.
Secretary Taft has a fve-hour visit with
Car Nicholas and meets members of the
/ imperial family. Page !
! Bomb thrown at the governor general
Of MOSCOW narrowly escapes killing MIN.
/ The thrower. a woman, was fatally in
5ured. Page 4
king oscar Of Sweden has appointed
Crown Prince Gustave regent because Of
his failing health. Page
/ Ambassador Aold will probably be sue
ceeded at Washington by Baroa rakahira-
Government receives a severe setback In
the Reichstag. Page !
We're st. Leger Goold and his wife are
convicted of murder at Monte Carlo. the
woman being sentenced to death. Page ]
cOBEnrERcLALa AND HDuET3IALa-
Live stock markets Page
Grain markets. Page 8
! stocks and bonds Page 8
LOCAL
/ Practically all Omaha bankers indorse
President ROOseveits recommendation
for emergency currency with heavy in
terest clause. Page ii
! Statement Of Omaha banks TO Comp
troner Ridgley show increase Of $1,000
600 in cash resources and decrease Of
So OOO. 900 in loans. Page
Basil Mullen, one of the Ham PAX muir
derers. tells graphic story Of crime and
lays principal part in crime 70 CHARLES
| Pumphrey, now on trial. rage :
Railroads are rstrenching by cutting
down forces and calling In business get
ters. Fage 4
f. w Judson discusses move to dignity
labor by teaching trades in the publ:
schools. Page 7
,TovT1rnrrs or ocEAST srEAnEsuIps
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05

Total resources OF the banks OF the
Omaha Clearing House association are
h,l@6S2 greater than ever before and that
much more than last year, when the state
ment was issued 10 the comptroller OF the
currency. The resources as shown to be
made Wednesday, compared with the con-
dition OF the banks at the same time
last year. follcws:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
HENRY 0. HAVEMEYER DEAD
President OF American suEar ReaninE
Company suecumba 10 At
tack of IndiEestiOn.

NEW YORK, Dec A-Henry o. Have
meyer president Of the American Sugar
Refining company. died At 3 p m. today
in his home near Commacll L. I. He had
been III with an attack OF acute indiges-
ton for several days.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
prrosit. FnII oR elnre Anrn.t.

That the deposits Of Omaha banks should
nave decreased ss,5Oo,OO0 since August is
not unexpected. The money withdrawn for
handling crops and other fall business
would equal that amount any year and ex-
oeeded 34,OO0OOO last year The banks have
lost but $4,000 in the last year. which
was anticipated because OF the remarkable
anitunt OF building and the demand Of de-
positors for money to use in various chan
nels OF trade.
The deposits Of the eight national banks
In Omaha and South Omaha az compared
TO the record of last year are as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05

BELFAST, Ireland, Dec "A dispatch
has juat been received here saying that an
airship. believed 20 be Ia Patrie, descended
on farm today IN the neiEhborhood OF
BallysaIiaEa. little town IN County Down
The machinery OF the car vas wrecked
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
FIRE BURNING At DRYToWN
No Hope New Of Rea0vsFins Bodies
of Miners for Several
Days.

DRYrOWS. Cal, Dec. 4.-The IRE At the
Fremont mine IN which eleven men per-
ished has again broken OUT The shaft
has been covered and steam and water are
being poured IA, it being hoped to eKtin-
guish the flames In this way. There is now
no possibility OF recovering the bodies for
a. least ssvsrR
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
eUSTAVE APPOINTED REGENT
King Oscars Health UnHatisfaetory
and He Turns over Govern
ment 20 Son.

STOCKHOLM Dec. L-The health OF
King Oscar again is unsatisfactory and he
has handed the reins OF government 20
Crown Prince Gustsve. who today was
formally appointed regent.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05

EpAos AAo SAhFANea FFoMta.
While total resources Of thc eight banks
make good showing, the report 10 the
comptroller Of the currency VIII show the
surplus and undivided profits OF the banks
to be S4s5,l57 more than at the same
time last year. The statements compared
make the following showing:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
Loans show FaIIInE on.

Omaha Clearing House association show a
decrease Of N,s7ll8. as compared 10 the
statement OF a year ago. the banks making
the following reports
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05

TotAla

Totals ........,... .t30,S36,5l S19,b83.635
Deposits in the banks of Omaha at the
close of business Deoember were sSz.-
11O,sH. as compared TO SS7,S2s,sSs at the
same time last year and s4o.sis. ass shown
in the August statement Of this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
RECEIVERS FOR EXPOSITION
Judge Wadam Decides 90 Name Men
20 Take CHARGE of the
Company.

NORFOLK. va. Dec. L-Fsdsfal Judge
waddnl today decided TO appoint receivers
for the jamestown EzD0Hition company.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
by WIRELEA

Sable Island-Steamer Teutouic, SIS miles
east OF Nantucket at noon; VIII probably
reach New York at $50 a. m Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
TIE WEATHER.
THE WEATHER.

!, forecast tiu D. m. Thursday.
2 OR OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
z INITY-Fair Thursday; rising temper
Thursday.
:. NEBRASKA-Fair; rising tenn
= re Thursday.
IOwA-Fair; rising temperature
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05
Forests Absolute Neeessity.

1T is an absolute principle-no forests. no
waterways. Without forests regulating the
distribution Of waters, rainfalls are at once
hurried 20 the sea. hurried sometimes. alas
across country. After having devastated
the neighboring fields the rivers ind them
selves again with little water and much
sand; with such rivers how viii you feed
your canals IN All seasonal Since our for
ests suffered damages which We are now
bent upon repairing AZ considerable pains
ana cost. a river IKE the Loire has been
entirely Transformed; II used 70 be the best
Of waterways. and II is now the river whose
foundations are most destructive. The
question is ss clear IS can be- Do you
want 70 have naviEable rivers. or do you
prefer 20 have torrents that wm destroy
your crops ana never bear a boAt7 II you
prefer the hrst. then mind your forests.
We can ten you, for We know"
NewlAnds Has waterway Bill
WASHINGTON. Dec. s--ssnator New
lands Of Nevada introduced today a bin
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05

follovinE hiils - establish a fish hatch
srg IN SebraskA, E.ooo; allowing the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-12-05

WASHINGTON. Dec. a--ssnator New
lands Of Nevada introduced today 4 bin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30
FORT DUCHESNE WILL
SOON Be ABANDONED
Old Military Reserve Can Then
Be Turned Over to Depart
meRt Of Interior.

The date \of the removal OF the two
companies. G and II, OF the Twenty ninth
Infantry, from Fort Duchesne Utah. 10
Fort Douglas. for station. has not yet
been determined. though pertinent War
department orders have been published
affecting the abandonmnt OF Fort Du~
chesne. The orders referred TO provide
that troops + and NJ OF the Fifth cav
airy, which. together with companies G;
and III Of the Twenty ninth infantry
comprise the garrison at the remote post
will be relieved from duty at Fort Du-
chesne, and Will proceed TO Fort Apache,
Arizona Territory. for station. the move
ment To take place at such time prior
10 the departure OF companies G. and r.
Twenty ninth infantry. from Fort Du-
chesne, as the commanding general. 5.
w. Division may direct The same or
ders also provide that a detachment OF
the two troops mentioned will be left
temporarily at Fort Duchesne to dispose
Of public property with q view TO the
permanent abandonment OF the post. and
to turning the reservation over TO the
Department OF the Interior as per act OF
Congress.
In comparison with the present. day
transportation facilities OF modern milf
tary posts, Fort Duchesne is very mac
cessiele. requiring climb of some fifty
five miles on the high grade Uintah
narrow gauge railroad from Mack to ORA
gon, Utah. and then a hike" or stage
ride Of some siXty-nine miles from Dra-
gon TO the post. However since the
opening of the Gintah reservation Fort
Duchesne is Very much more attractive
than ii used 10 be In the ''od days"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30
APPLICATIONS FOR WATER
Three Petitions Are Filed With the
State Engineer,

John E. Rogers of Monticello San Juan
county. Utah, has filed his application
with the State Engineer for five cubic
rect per second or water, to be used from
November l to October 30 OF each year
from the source Of supply OF the North
Montezuma creek. in San Iuan county
the water 10 be used for irrigating pur-
poses.
The Utah Light and Railway company
OF salt Lake has filed its application in
the office OF the State Engineer for 22A
cubic feet per second OF water, TO be di-
verted from the Weber system OF the
Ogden river in Weber county. from July
| 10 October OF each year The divert
ing works will consist of present steel
pipe. 1t Is proposed 10 divert this water
al the Pioneer dam and convey It through
The present Pioneer pipe line to the Pio-
neer power house, using IL for the pro
duction of power. After passing through
the water wheels the water will he re
turned by pumping to the North Ogden
irrigation company's canal at n point
about 200 feet north OF the Pioneer DOW
er-house-
The same company has made applica-
ton for fourteen cubic feet per second
OF water to he diverted from the Ogden
river--Weber system In Weber county II
Is purposed 10 divert this water nj q
point in the ogden river bed about one
mile below the present Pioneer dam
and pump into the present Pioneer pipe
line, about 100 feet north OF ogden river
and 40 feet above same, water to pass
through the present Pioneer pipe line TO
Pioneer power-house, using same for the
production Of power, Water will be re-
turned from power-house TO Ogden river
through present waste way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30
POLICE
Red Blood Corpuscles Made by Good
Food are the Police Of the Body.

When man keeps good red blood in
his veins he has sort Of police squad
and IS practically immune from disease
Pure blood made from the right food
viii resist the attacks Of disease germs
and drive them out or kill them. The
first thing that should be looked to,
therefore, is the blood, and prompt ac-
tlon to build up the red corpuscles by
food. A lawyer in Western town
tells how he drove Bright s disease ont
OF his system by supplying good red
blood by food
For several years / had been afrlict-
ed with kidney trouble he says,
which sometimes lncapacitated me for
business. My condition became such as
to cause great fears that Bright Is dis
ease was about to fasten itself upon
me.
II had always been very fond of cof-
fee When, however, the kidney symp-
toms became so alarming, l quit the
coffee, and began to use Postum Food
Coffee. soon became as fond Of the
new beverage as | had been Of the old
coffee, and what is more important, my
health improved rapidly and steadily
until IN short time the kidney troubles
had almost entirely disappeared. 1 am
convinced that my former sufferings and
the symptoms of Bright's disease were
caused by the use Of coffee, and that
the credit for my cure belongs to the
Postum. Name given by Postum Co,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Postum Food Coffee and Grape Nuts
make good red blood. They contain
food that Nature uses in the pro.
cess, so prepared as to be quickly as
simulated. "Therc g a Reason"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-30
Mayor Thompson Hurt
While Peeling An Onion

pretty past
e way y ea tn release @1Ts FROM " @ S 'nS Ssn @ h @
been locked for nearly week Of the illness of his
little who has just emerged from siege of dphtheTa
Some odd situations have arisen by reason of the Mayors i'm
upon the beck and call of the man at the helm that they arc all "
Il when the directing withheld However the Mayor has
degree, discharge municipal
naey and incidentally government of town.
Mr. Mrs. Ia @ has been away from the city during the r. illness line Of
for the ang boy but cook dshwashe and general ound
glorious capital has been mo- pudding and Mayor
= Thompson will welcome the of release from doctors who
4 responsible his
T. Mar
Mayor sight
city that though naked eye
4 touch with all that and is thoroughly cognnt of
a" that & mot going n Gn % while t. s Moor cat " ,tf, 0 . ~
= affairs his Imprisonment than when he
l. holder phone hand him bunch of the
a N that he has p ad both ankles an effort to keep pne With
the Mayors telephone instructions during the week and Super
+ to carry Of captain of
= boat Without city ilura-
ton the Mayors thorough knowledge of the workings of their
arns Offices He's to everything and insists that things shall
But" with the of State weighing heavily him. the
Though evidence prizes
culinary He has made spectacular attempts
terity Friday morning he tlephoud Bubdge
consumption Captain puaed
Importance at having been consulted by the Mayor important
matter phond back elaborate for the preparation of
The Of the 'em the fire
called
him 10 a new for
displease you7'' quered Captain
'Done gowled the
Following Instructions Iput of
kitchen This time for Joking You hunt
: -siob. Goodby
evening Mayor teephoned City Attorney Daley
he over e
looking Thompson had
: out of the
The Mayors yesterday
. be
: leased FROM his prise in n e
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