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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
SHRINERS GATHER in ST. PAUL
Thousands of Desert DwellerS Travel
40 Northern Capital for Ma
tiOnal Meeting.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 13.-Thousands OF
shriners from all parts OF the United
states are pouring into 81. Paul today
to attend the thirty-fourth annual con-
clave Of the order which opens tomorrow.
Among the early arrivals today We're Al
mas temple of Washington, d. c.. Medinah
OF Chicago; FL Kalah OF Salt Lake City
and Moolah OF St. Louis.
The campaign for the conclave OF 1903
is already under way. Seattle, Louisville
and 81. Louis are candidates for the honor
OF entertaining the shriners at that time.
Des Moines is working TO secure the con-
| clave OF 1910,
! Moila temple OF ST. Joseph. Mo, arrived
| today with two camels which have been
broken to drive, and will draw Frank c.
| Roundby. imperial potentate. and A. p.
| Clayton, past imperial potontate. at the
head OF the electrical parade tomorrow
| night.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
SHRINERS TAKE ST. PAUL
Thirty-five Arab Patrols in Possession
Of City.
ELECTRICAL PARADE TONIGHT
MoiIa Temple of So. Joseph Arrives
with Two Live Cnmels--Ex-
hibition Drill at Fort
Smelling.

ST. PAUL. July 13-This has been day
Of parades and Of music in St. Paul ana
tonight the gayly lighted streets are
crowded with thousands OF visitors VINO
have come to attend the thirty-fourth an
nuaI conclave Of the Ancient Arabic order
Of the Mystic Shrine. Though the formal
opening OF the conclave does not take place
until tomorrow, the entertainments were
in fun swing today The chief feature was
a review and parade at Fort Smelling
where the entire garrison took part.
Thirty-five Arab patrols twice as many
as ever before attended a conclave, VIII
be I'm St. Paul during the week. Most oil
these have already arrived and they spent
the day marching through the downtown
streets The patrol OF thirty-five members
from Almas temple. Washington. gave
an exhibition drill this afternoon at Forl
Smelling. The only two camels owned by
a shrine were brought in today with Moio
st. Joseph Mo. The Moila patrol has wor
first prize at the conclaves In Washington
Los Angeles and Kansas City, and vii
compete in the contest to take place here
Wednesday
The first session Of the Imperial council
will take place tomorrow morning at tn
| st. Paul auditorium.
The eliminating event of the week will
| occur tomorrow night, when the electrica
| parade will start from the new capitol a
o'clock and march through streets tina
are festooned with 25,OOO electric lights.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
BACON AT SYCAMORE HILL
Belief at Oyster bay General Ameri-
can Matters Are Being COnsid-
cred by President.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y. July lS.-Assistant
Secretary Of State Robert Bacon went to
Sagamore Hin early today from his home
at Westbury, L. /. Secretary of State
Root remained over night with President
Roosevelt, after the extended conference
of yesterday. The three were I'm consulta-
ton again today, but just what matter Is
occupying their attention could not be
learned at the executive offices this morn.
ing. Secretary Loeb, when asked If there
was any information available here on the
attitude OF the United States in the Cen
tral American situation. said there was
nothing 10 be made public.
The conference this morning was of short
duration. At its conclusion, Secretary Root
bade the president goodbye AMI, with AS
sistant Secretary Bacon, drove away In an
automobile. They will go to New York
| enroute 10 Washington. Secretary Root
may remain in New York several days be
fore proceeding to the capital.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
THREE INQUESTS ARE HELD
ExhonOrates Missouri Pacific From
Blame for Death of Untden-
titled Man.

A coroner's jury Monday afternoon de-
cided that the death of Frank r. Daggett
who was brought to the Omaha General
hospital Saturday night in an unconscious
condition and died soon after, was due to
an overdose Of laudanum. In the case Of
the unidentified man who was run over by
a Missouri Pacific switch engine at Tenth
and Nicholas streets Saturday night the
verdict was that death was accidental,
with no blame attaching to the train crew,
An inquiry into the case of Alfred Nolan
der. who was run over at Fifteenth and
Nicholas streets at the same hour as the
victins was will be held this morning at the
coroners office.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
INTENSE HEAT DIMINISHED
New York Sufferers Get some Relief
from Hot Weather of Last
Few Days.

NEW YORK, July l3.-Yesterday's in
tense heat OF Ss.7 degrees was appreciably
diminished this morning by cool breezes
that sprang up during the early morning
hours. causing the mercury 10 drop below
so degrees. At O'Clock the temperature
stood at 70 degrees. with a humidity Of 50
degrees. Weather bureau officials promised
relief from the sudden and severe hot wave
IN the form OF cooling showers before the
end of the day. Sundays record OF ten
deaths and numerous prostrations would
have been much greater but for the fact
that all who could do so passed the day at
seashort or mountain resorts. During last
night every available sleeping place out OF
doors was occupied by the putfloW of
sweFterinE humanity fIom the great east
aide,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
FOREST NAMED FOR CLEVELAND
National Timber Reservation to Go
by Name of Late Former
Executive,

WASHINGTON, July lS.-The San Jacinto
National forest in California will hereafter
be known as the Cleveland National forest.
1t has been so rechristened by President
Roosevelt in honor OF the late president
under whose administration tte first ma
tional forests were created. In 1897, in
honor OF Washington's l6jth birthday ami
versary and upon the recommendations OF
the National Academy Of Sciences, Presi'
dent Cleveland created thirteen national
forests. containing about 10000 acres
The San Jacinto forest was one Of the orig
inal thirteen so created.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
Dakota holiness Association.

MITCHELL S. D., July l2-(special)-
One OF the big religious gatherings Of the
state will be the meeting OF the South
Dakota Holiness association, which Is
scheduled TO meet in this vicinity Friday,
July II. for a weeks session. Rev. ]. B.
Carradine has been secured as the evange-
list for the week, and special attention will
be given to the musical features. The asso-
citation will hold It's meetings on its new
grounds three miles northeast OF this city
which have been provided with large new
building this year for eating and sleep
inG purposes. The KTound u eoYsESe
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
THAW'S CASE GOES OVER
Pending Hearing in September He
VIII He Confined i'm POuEh-
keeDsie Jail.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, July 12-Pro-
ceedlngs in Harry X. Thaw's application
for a jury trial to determine his mental
condition were today ajournsd until the
September term OF the supreme court Of
westchester county. This arrangement was
entered into before Judge Mills by Thaw's s
counsel and District Attorney Jerome Of
New York. In the meantime Thaw will
remain in the custody OF Sheriff Chanler
OF duchess county and will stay in the jail
at Poughkeepsie.
Thaw expected his wife TO meet him in
the court room here today and expressed
hims If as greatly disappoint when she
Old not arrive on an early train from New
York.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
TRADE CONDITIONS ARE BETTER
Charles NJ. Schwab Says Outlook Is
EncOurR Observation-Disclosures Re-
port More Business.

NEW YORK, July 1S-steel conditions
look much better according to Charles NJ
Schwab, who returned Saturday from Eu-
rope. In discussing the situation he said;
"The outlook is more encouraging than
It has been at any time since the deprcs-
sion started. l look for gradual improve
ment, but no sensational upturn for the
better"
CLEVELAND July 13.-Indications are
multiplying in all branches of trade that
a return of normal business conditions Is
rapidly approaching. Railroad managers
especially, report a decided Improvement
and sharp demand for cars'for the trans
portat!on Of all classes of freight. witt
the possible exception Of steel and iron.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14


Child is born on street car in Chicago.
Page !
Body of Miss Hazel l. Drew Is found
in water at Troy. N. Y. Page
President Roosevelt names the San
Jacinto forest the Cleveland national
forest Page /
Automobiles are injured in wreck near
Louisville Page
Harry Thaw's case goes over until Sep
tember Page
Intense heat that has prevailed in the
east is slightly diminished. Page
shriners gather in great numbers in
81 paul Page 1
DR.. J. w Simpson is mysteriously shot
at the home of his wife in Northport,
l.. l., and his mother-in-law is arrested
on the charge. Pase 1
Hog market in Chicago climbs to a new
high notch. Page l
Trade conditions are reported TO be con-
tinually improving. Page /
NEBRASKA.
Elkhorn river is higher than II has been
| for five years. Page 3
Prince Zu Gutenberg is compelled to
appear in court on a hospital sick bed.
Page I
Regardless of defeats, John L. Webster,
special attorney for the Water board. an
! nounces that the hydrant case will be
| carried to the supreme court. Page
License cannot be issued to a corpora
ton to sell liquor in Nebraska, according
10 a decision of Judge Kennedy in the
Krug park case Page 10
Officers of the Burlington going tc
| Wyoming revives the talk Of building the
Hill line to Thermopolis, regardless Of the
tour of inspection story" Page 1c
Bankers and shippers believe the tive
forms of bills of lading recommended fol
adoption by the Interstate Commerce com
mission will be satisfactory to all con
cerned Page {
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
Live stock markets. Page
Grain markets Page
Stocks and bonds. Page
SPORT.
Results of the base ball games:
Lincoln VS.. Omaha.
r 6-Pueblo vs. Sioux City.
S--Dea Moines VS.. Denver-T.
3-Boston VS.. Cincinnati-2.
7-HIew HISia2eRhI2 4dTR vs. vs. Plttsba4ssGo GsbiGnso4oo
, 3-St. Louis VS.. Brooklyn-2.
3-CIeveland VS.. New York--O.
5-2-Philadelphia vs.. Chicago-l-9.
6-2-Detroit VS.. Boston-2-4
1 3-4-St. Louis VS.. Washington-2-2.
minneapolis VS.. Milwaukee,.
: 6-Toledo We. Indianapolis.
) columbus VS.. Louisville-l.
e lO-Kansas city VS.. St Paul..
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
PRINCE ON BED IN COURT
Zu EuIenberg said To BE in Critical
Condition During Progress
of Trial.

BERLIN, July 12,-Prince zu Gutenberg,
who rs being tried on a charge OF perjury
In connection with the scandals revealed
last year by Macmillan Harden rested on
an ordinary hospital bed with Dr. Gennrich
sitting at his side during the court pro-
ceedings today. Dr. Gennrich Informed the
court that the prince might be stricken
with apOpIe1y and die under the excite
neut caused by the trial but nevertheless
the hearing was continued for about touI
hOurA ths doctor from time - time 40
mtutEtEEtAa RAdAC1ns to his pAti3
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
FAMILY SEES FATHER DROWN
HOratiO j. Taylor of M1rshnIltOwn
Steps i'm DeeD Hole While
Bathing.

MARsHALLTOWN, Ia, July l3.-(sFe -ial
Telegram )-While his wife and seven chill
dren looked on, Horatio ]. Taylor, a de-
signing engineer, aged S5 years, was
drowned in the Iowa river near this city
Sunday evening His eldest son, aged Il
years, attempted to save the father, but
failed. The family was picnicking ana the
father and son went In to battle, when the
former stepped into a hole.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
Lower Rate. on Fura.

WASHINGTON. July lS.-The Adams.
American, United States and wslls-Fargo
Express companies are ordered 10 reduce
the rate for transportation Of raw furs
in boxes and bales from 81. Paul TO New
York from $40 per hundred to $780, ef-
fective by August Is next The complaint
Of excessive rates wac made by Joseph
U-llman. and the express companies are
ordered TO extend 20 him and other fur
shippers their inland export rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
HOGS CLIMB TO HIGH NOTCH
Chicago Market Makes New Record
of s7.O5 Owing 90 scarcity
of Animals.

CHICAGO, July lathe hog market,
which has been advancing steadily since
March. climbed TO the high mark for the
year today. when prime animals sold az
y7.o6 a hnndred- 6cArc1ty OF corn, result
ing in q eoETespundtng Se&Fc4ty Of hogs. Is
Given as the cause q thC advance
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
SUMMARY OF The BEE
THE wEATHER.

For omaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Showers and cooler Tuesday.
For Nebraska-Partly cloudy, with PROP
ably showers in southeast portion Tues
day.
For Iowa-Partly cloudy with showers
Tuesday: cooler.
Temperature at omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14

Judge Taft Is |
his notification sI=
w. j. Bryan ans y
Fairview. where
campaign, and Mr.. :
date will be after {
Cinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
COMMITTEE LEAVES DE
DENVER
One OF Four Men Wi Probably BE
National Chairman.

DENVER, July lS.-Most Of the members
OF the new democratic committee left here
at o'elock this afternoon over the Rock
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-14
Page l
DOMESTIC.

Only a lew deIega -.v VAptCIVu aI VUe 7
republican convention at Mitchell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
SEATTLE SPIRITS.

over on Puget sound there is an
abundance Of liquor but none of it
seems to suit the fastidious taste Of
the editor of the Post-Intelligencer
In a complaining mood the P.-I. says;
IF there is any real, pure, uncon-
taminated whiskey on the market now
ii is not always easy to find it,
though there is much talk of mellow
ing it "in the wood" and all that.
Most Of the whiskey sold now tastes
ike a mixture of stumpwater and
German cologne smells worse, con-
yerts mans corpuscles into seething
furnaces. and makes his nerves ring
like a telegraph wire on a cold
night.
The man who knoweth his drink
these days is wise indeed; about all
that's left is the name, and some lit
tie moonshine in remote regions"
The Post-Intelligencer is a morn
ing paper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
FAVOR OUR TOWN"

Within short time the holiday
season will be here and people will
be busy with holiday shopping. Dur
ing that time. and at other times, To-
cal people should remember local
merchants and give them the benefit
of all the patronage possible.
This is not a cheap talk made SIM
ply in hopes of securing a little more
business for Pendleton stores. 1t is
a talk that is made because it is
right,
Town patriotism is as much a vir-
tue as is love of country and love Of
family. The man or woman who does
not feel a tinge of local loyalty has
not been here long enough or else is
os poor sort.
To build up this city requires the
earnest. continuous corporation of
all the people. The Pendleton mer-
chants are progressive men and are
doing all they can to advance the
welfare of the community. They are
entitled to the assistance of other
people. One of the most practica
ways of assisting them is by purchas
ing nothing outside of Pendleton tina
/ may be secured here.
In colonial times the society danes
refused to drink tea or wear import
ed silks. They did it from local pat
riotism. In France during the reig
of Napoleon. French fabrics wer
worn at court and it would have bee
: disgraceful to have worn anythin
else.
In Pendleton the same spirit shoul
prevail. The advancement of tn
city should be the desire of every
body, from newsboys to bankers an
cub ladies. Catch the spirit and /
patronizing home establishments, wor
. for a greater Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
SELF CONTROL.

Where, then, is the progress? II
any of you, Withdrawing himself from
externals. turns to his own will to
exercise ii and to improve 1t by labor,
SO as to make it conformable to ma
ture. elevated, free. unrestrained, un-
impeded. faithful, modest; and If he
has learned that he who desires or
avoids the things which are not in
his power. can neither be faithful nor
free, but of necessity he must change
with them and be tossed about with
them as in a tempest. and of neces-
sity must subject himself to others
who have the power to procure or
prevent what he desires or would
avoid: finally. when he rises in the
morning. if he observes and keeps
these rules, bathes as a man of fidel-
ity, eats as a modest man; in like
manner, if in every matter that oc-
ours he works out his own chief prin-
ciples as the runner does with refer
ence to running, and the trainer OF
the voice with reference to the voice
this is the man who truly make
progress,-Epictetus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
NEW YORK AND OREGON.

Nowhere is the iniquity of the old
method of electing United States SEN
ators better illustrated than in the
state Of New York. Though there are
thousands of able men in the Empire
State. Thomas Platt and Chauncey
Depew, a sorry twain, have been rep
resenting that state in the senate for
years.
Crying out against the situation in
that state the New York World re-
Gently said
How many years is it since New
York state has been represented in
the senate of the United States? Little
states like Maine, Vermont and
Rhode Island have had power and
pre-eminence in the upper house OF
congress through the ability and
standing Of the men whom they have
sent.
Three times New York elected
Roscoe Conklin. Before him were
William y. Seward. Hamilton Fish
silas Wright for three terms, William
L, Marcy. Martin Van Buren, De Wit
Clinton and other men of whom an.
state could be proud.
To-day New York contains NOR
men Of ability than any other state il
the Union, more men Of experienc
in business affairs of learning in tn
law. Of public spirit. Will the mex
legislature have patriotism enough t
select one Of these men instead Of an
other petty boss or another politiea
dickerer or another little brother o
the rich?"
There is but one way to overcom
the evil that hassbrought injury an
shame to the people of New Yori
This is by popularizing the selectio
Of the senator's as Oregon has done.
Oregon has taken an advance
step in this matter and by doing so
has attracted the attention Of the en-
tire country. At the present time tn
eyes Of the nation are fastened upo
oregon to see whether the Legislators
elec, will abide by their solem
pledges and elect the peoples choic
o. will listen to the counsel Of polit
cal shysters and basely betray II
trust imposed in them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
CLARK WOODS NEW PLAN.

The Leader goes this week to paid
ir-advance subscribers only, of whom
it has a goodly and encouraging num-
Der. After 13 years of expensive eX-
perience under It's present manage
ment, it is frankly tired of procras-
tinating people who live in the village
of Hardupville, where the Coinless
Clan abide; where promises serve as
currency, and creditors find them
selves up d tree. Where the Waita-
whiles nod by the rivers brink. and
the soft Ioweyouses grow; where the
Easy Mark gets his, we think, and in
to the slough of despond sink the bill
collectors slow.-Weston Leader.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
misunderstood.

Willie broke his sisters playthings
Smashed his brother with broom,
II was wonderful the way things
Were sent flying round the room.
Willie loafed in inert languor,
Howled with imprecations wild.
Stamped his feet in tameless anger,
Wasn't understood, poor child!
Willie disobeyed his mother,
Robbed the children's penny banks
But his mamma said. Another
OF poor Willie's harmless pranks,
When he kicked and cuffed his father
And exclaimed, Il won't be good
Mamma said, "The child is rather
Trying, but misunderstood"
Willie grew to manhood's stature
And became full-fledged crook
Anything that he could snatch or
Burgle, rob or steal, he took.
Twenty years the jury gave him
When the Judge the sentenc,
passed;
Nothing mamma said would save him
He was understood at last.
Selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
THE POOL LOOKS BAD.

For lack Of better argument the
local morning paper engages in word
Juggling. Garbllng a statement made
by this paper it tries to use It fog lts
own end. II is characteristic Of the
Tribune 70 bubble.
But the stand taken by the morn
ing paper has no props beneath it. It
claims that the people Of Oregon
showed their sentiments upon the
sonatorship in the recent election.
They did no such thing. The presi-
dency. not the senatorship, was at
issue then.
Last spring the people Of Oregon
passed upon the question Of the SEN
atorship and they endorsed Governor
Chamberlain for that office. II tn
legislature Of oregon reflects the sen
tlment Of the people they will ratifl
his election.
BY electing a statement No. 1 leg
islature the people of oregon ehdOrS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17

THIS SIDE OF JORDAN.

+ on the other side O. Jordan !
: may be bright as bright t
Z can be
= But this side O Jordan's salts I
+ factory to me,
+ The dreamy hills an valleys, =
= the streams that sing to I
+ Oh. this side O. Jordan's salts I
+ factory to me.
= II.
+ On the other side O Jordan
+ we must go the Jordan
+ way;
Z But here's the hearty winter
+ an here's the sweetheart
+ May;
+ An whilst my soul is singing Of
+ a brighter day to be.
I. This side O. Jordan's satisfac-
= tory to me.
+ Atlanta Constitution.
+ + + = + :. :. + + + = : :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17

Ell the idea that the legislature should
lcok to the people for the selection
of senators. 1t Is considered better
to have United States senators chosen
by the people rather than by the
lc gislature. A majority OF the legis-
lators-elect stood for this idea. II is
because they did that they We're
elected. in many instances, at least.
Along with others, Representative
Barrett was elected. He stood for
the reform method and was elected
over Mr.. Steen. who opposed state
ment No. /. Mr.. Barrett's election
vas an endorsement of the state
ment No. / idea by the people of
this county. If Mr., Barrett reflects
the sentiment of his constituents" he
will do exactly as he promised to do
last spring, vote for the peoples
choice.
This Mr. Barrett still declares he is
going to do. He says that should a
break occur in the ranks of the
statement No. l men he will be the
last to leave the fort.
The East Oregonian believes that
ell the statement No. l men will stay
with their pledges. The pool of dis
honor does not look good to them, IN
srite Of the fact that the Oregonian
the Tribune and other partisan pa
pers are swimming about the Shiny
/ lake and declare that the water /:
/ fine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17

The Umatilla county booklet, just
published at the instance Of the pub
licity bureau, should be instrumental
IN bringing many people to this sec
ton next spring. All signs point to
heavy westward movement in the
spring. Umatilla county has oppor-
tunitles to offer and they are well
portrayed in the booklet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
GERMAN FROM CORK,

People who think they can tell an
Irishman by his name are not always
betting on a sure thing. We read In
a Mexican exchange, says the Sacred
Heart Review, that the city of More
liza has introduced gymnastics as
part of the curriculum of the schools
and that the work is under the di'
rection of an Irish athlete who re
Gently arrived in the city. and whose
name is Carl Johann l.. Busch!"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
They Stand the Strain.
The Best in Portland.

They Stnnd the StrhIH.
Our Wnona Wagons and Hacks,
and Rex Buggies are built to stand
service.
Let us show you our Fairbanks
Morse Engines and Scales-the best.
We solicit your wagon repairing,
machine work and carriage painting.
Charges are moderate and only skill
ed workmen are employed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-17
PHOTOGRAPH LAW UPHELD.

The court of appeals of New York
in a decision rendered last week up
holds the constitutionality of the act
passed by the legislature of 1908 to
prevent without consent the use OF
a PERSONS photograph for advertis-
ing or trade purposes.
The court affirms a judgment of the
lower court in awarding $1,000 dam
ages to Aida T. Rhodes Of New York
office without consent.
The court, in an opinion by Judge
Willard Bartlett, holds that the Law
is not applicable to photographs TAX
en- prior to 1908.