Omaha daily bee., 1907-07-14
TIE WHATHrR.
ORECAsT FOR NEBRAsKA-Fair and
Ter in east portion.
No =uF


w. ID. Haywood rests his case at Boise
taking the state by surprise, but testi-
mony in rebuttal is at once commenced
l. Page
Railway Commissioner H. T. Clarke de-
clares he believes in state control of cor
porations and he thinks a few criminal
prosecutions would assist In the work.
L Page
Army and navy experts figure on the
cost of a war between the United States
and Japan and hnd that 1t would be pro-
hibitive in many ways, both to winner
and loser I, Page
Dr. w. w. Robinson of Denver gave up
his life in trying an anti-toxin for asthma.
I, Page 1
Alabama liquor men lose their fight in
the senate, the early closing bill passing
and the anti-shipping bill being advanced.
I. Page 1
Commissioners Neill makes haste in as
certaining the conditions in San Fran
cisco. I, Page l
District court of appeals denies Eugene
E. Schmitz's request for a mandamus upon
Judge Dunno. I, Page q
Former President Cleveland is resting ut
his home before going on his summer va
cation. l. Page q
Early decision is expected in the 2-cent
fare case involving the Pennsylvania
lines T. Page /
Attorney general Of Kansas sues the in
surance companies Of the state, alleging
violation Of the antitrust laws.
I. Page L
Department of the Interior is making an
investigation Of the status of criminal
cases In its jurisdiction. I, Page 2
LOCAL.
Omaha grain brokers in general were on
the right side Of the wheat market in the
recent furry and several are reported to
have made large "wads" in speculation.
II, Page g
Lee Grier, former police clerk. receives
sentence Of three months in county Jail
and fine of 500 from Judge Troup who
fines A. l.. Van Gordon $25 for violation
of IL. VI, Page 9
Combined German societies of Omaha
will unveil monument to Frederick Won
Schiller at Riverview park today with
notable ceremonies. l. Page 4
Japanese photographers, alleged to De
spies. have been found taking pictures of
Omaha packing plants and other build
ingS I, Page 4
RHA1. ESTATE AND BUILDING.
Local dealers note that the demand for
property in Omaha is for immediate inn
provement, very little being purchased on
a speculative basis. II, Page 9
Local contractors still find much demand
for their activities in building of all sorts.
II. Page s
Building records for the country for
six months and for the month of June
! show a continuation of general activity In
| building in all the larger cities.
II. Page &
HOMIE SECTION.
In the Home Section of this number will
/ be found Buster Brown; the Busy Bees
| own Page; War on the Camorrista, Most
/ Powerful of italian Criminal Organiza-
] tions; Barbarys Capital and It's Queer
! People; At Sea with King Edward; Latest
/ Things in Petticoats; Kaiser's Beautiful
! villa on the Campagna; What Women
Folks Are Doing; Fluffy Rufiies,
six Pages
MAGAZINE SECTION.
In the Magazine Section OF this number
viii be found a short biography Of Louis
| Grebe, who is the youngest of the 1856
I pioneers of Omaha; Something About
Range, Horses; Fairgrounds as an Ele-
ment in the Education of the Young; How
| a Vacation May Be Spent at Home Cos
| sipy Short Stories; Chat About PlGNs and
Players; Musical Note and Comment
Notes Of Opera in Europe; Vaudeville Not
All PROFIT; American Singers in italy
! Uprising of the Wine Growers of Midi.
Six Pages
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