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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-03-25
APRIL FORECAST.
A Representation Of the Weather
For April.
with Apologies to lrl R. Hicks, J

with Apologies to lrl R. HicksD
Ring out the roast beef and
the stew, ring out the pork and
beans, ring in the lettuce fresh
with dew, ring in a mess of
green's, My veins are clogged,
my blood is thick, Pm full OF
rheumatic, the winter has been
beautiful, but let's get down to
biz. So bring me curly dock
and poke, and bile 'em with a
jowl, and as they in my system
soak, great joy will fill my so uf
Take hence tie last years cab
bage head, cut out the buck
wheat cake. bring spinach from
the spinach bed and a touch of
stomach achel
April is called the opening
month, when the buds unfold
and nature opens with new life.
1t is derived from the Latin
verb aperire, to open. 1t is the
month when all nature seems
tickled; when every prospect
pleases and only man is vile;
when the tremulous tail of the
lambkin agitates the ambient
ozone and the earthworm comes
forth to view the landscape Ger
and is speedily, yea greedily,
gobbled up by the early bird /;
when the bright sunshine cake
walks upon the velvet green of
the hillside and the next day it
rains.
1t is the month when the odor
of the young onion crosses the
earth's orbit and the magpies
jaw and jostle each other in ju-
bilant jocundity as they carry
another of grandma's caps to
the nest in the nearby tree.
1t is the month when the farm.
er boy rises in the dank of the
morning and cusses a merry
roundelay as he curries the
mules; when the thrush and the
blackbird, the robin and the
rooster turn their thoughts to
domestic science and the cur
culio whets his poignard on a
picket. 1t is the month when
the happy farmer hurries afield
in the morning and harrows
down the recalcitrant sagebrush
preparatory to sowing oats. 1t
is the month-but why prolong
the discussion, a motion to rati.
fly the treaty is in order.
April LIST is called All Fools
Day, which means it is dedicat-
ed to all mankind. OF all the
fools in Natures plan the big
gest fool of all is man. A help
less driveling Ounce at birth,
he never changes while on earth.
He may read books and 60 to
school, but still he's nothing
but a fool. He works and saves
and boards his wealth, he tolls
and slaves and wrecks his health,
and, then diseased and racked
with pain, he finds his life was
lived in vain. AT last there
comes the final day and mourn
ing friends put him away, and
then his heirs who are bereft,
fight over what the fool has left
/ The lynx-eyed assessor will
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-03-25
KEEP ON KEEPIN' ON.

"If the day looks kinder gloomy
An your chances kinder slim,
If the situations puzzlin'
An the prospects awful grim,
An perplexities keep pressin'
Till all hope is nearly gone,
JUS bristle up and grit your teeth
An keep on keepin' on"
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-03-25

B. K Corbin was a guest at the
Hotel Evans Monday.
H. M. Hubert was up from The
Ferry ON business Monday aud
Tuesday.
DR.. VIM. f. Smith is in the city
today, having just returned from
an extended business trip in the
east.
Milan Miller is in Boise this
week in attendance at the "big
doin's" OF the Masons at that place.
John P. and George Fl. Rose.
wear, of the Rosevear Lumber Co.
of Glenns Ferry, were in the city
yesterday on business before U, S,
Commissioner HOWE.
Mrs. J. B. Stanfield returned
Sunday after an absence of over
five months. She has been visit
ing relatives in Iowa, and while
she enjoyed her stay very much,
she says she is more than glad to
get back to Idaho.
The babe of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M
Jones and the three children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Brancht were
consecrated at the morning service
of the Congregational church last
Sund ~. Mrs Charles McCabe re-
ceived the hand of fellowship.
Agents Wanted -16x20 crayon
portraits 40 cents. frames 10 cents
and up, sheet pictures one cent
each. You can make 400 per cent
profit or $36 per week. Catalogue
and samples free Frank w. VIII
liams Company, 1908 West Taylor
street, Chicago, III.
Mrs, @. r. Kelsey, assisted by
Mesdames st. Lawrence and Beach,
will be hostess for a Lenton tea, at
her residence, Thursday afternoon,
March Goth, from 3 to 6, for the
benefit OF the Episcopal Guild.
Madame Wanda" the Oriental
seeress, has been engaged for this
afternoon only. 28.1t
A temperance convention is in
session at Nampa today and to
morrow, and workers from all parts
OF the state are in attendance. Rev.
G. K. Mason of this city is on the
program for an address this after
noon on the subject, "The Interde-
nominational and Omnipartisan
Methods of Tenn perance Work"
Paul Roberts, of Salt Lake, one
of the machinists who has charge
OF the foundry, went to Salt Lake
this morning to close up bis bust
ness affairs there preliminary to
making his home here Accom-
panied by his partner, J. W.
White, be will return early next
week to commence active work.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-03-25

90 1Ortn on MS annual prOWl
about April lst. Lock up your
notes and hide your dogs and tell
him cholera's killed your hogs.
Tell him your horses are no
good, your cattle poor from lack
of food, and cunningly conceal
the facts and thus avoid a heavy
tax.
! Easter Sunday will come the
10th of April and the months
savings will look like nickePs
worth of water rights when the
bills for Easter hats come in.
On that day the wife and daugh-
ter accumulate great punches of
piety and a desire to attend up
OH the means OF grace, and Sol
ONION in all his glory was net
arrayed like one of these.
April puts song of joy in
the maiden's heart and brindle
shirtwaist on her bust, and then
there comes a dash of rain and
the maiden says: "Doggonit!
] left my parasol at home, there
goes my Easter bonnet"
It's in the month of April re-
CARELESS of expense, the house
wife gets a tidy fit and cleans
The residence. She first takes
out the windows and then takes
down the beds, she takes
up all the carpets and beats them
into shreds. She scrubs and
rubs and scours, impatient of re-
straint, she washes down the
wood work and takes off all the
paint. She takes out all the
furniture and turns it p.side-
down, she breaks the looking
glasses and lascerates her gown.
She may be frail and feeble the
balance of the year, but she has
iron muscles when house. clean
ing time is here. There is no
task so difficult that from it she
will shrink, she drives the chill
dren out of doors and drives her
man to drink. Oh, she's a holy
terror as all men know full we'll,
when in the month of April she
decides that she'll raise
Cain.
The new new moon will be in
perigee on the 18th, but it is ex.
pected that her friends will bail
her out. There will be April
showers about this time unless
it should happen to be dry. All
showers that occur this month
will be April showers. This is
a fact that am ateur astronomers
are apt to overlook. About the
last of the month the cut worm
ct al will come out of the ground
and take off their mittens and
overshoes, but they will not spit
on their hands and 60 to work
before some time in May.
All during the month of April
Nature will be full of ioyousness
and hilarity. The reason for
this unwonted hilarity lies in
the fact that the fruit killer has
failed to show up during the
past winter. In all our newspa-
per experience we never knew
him to fail before. He usually
drops into the Office and kills
the fruit as early as January.
Then every two weeks until the
first of April he happens in and
kills the fruit again, He usual.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-03-25

A sure cure, one you can depend
upon, Hickory Bark Cough Rene.
dy. A sure cure, and it's pure
Use it for all lung trouble, coughs
colds, hoarseness and sore throat
For sale by Keener Drug Store and
frst-class dealers everywhere
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EREE

Every purchaser of Coles Hot Blast pat.
tern Nos. 1872, 152, 1872 and 1856 viii get
dustless ash cover, shovel and poker free.
Permits removal of ashes without dust or
dirt and having this device, the Coles Hot
Blast utilizes the space taken by the ash pan
in other stoves. This gives the stove its
full base heating qualities and makes great
saving in fuel. Use the dustless cover and
ordinary coal hod. See Coles Hot Blast at
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For Sale.

Three span mares, four span
horses, three sets harness, and
three wagons. Also good seed
wheat and rye. For terms apply
at my ranch on Indian creek.
1851 A. w. BECK.
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Wanted.

Young ladies to take training:
must give first class reference. Wal
la Walla Hospital Training School
for Nurees, Mrs. Eva M. Young,
Superintendent of Nurses. 22.4t
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Over four hundred samples of wool
ems from which to select your new suit
All the seasons best novelties in tans,
olives, old Colds, browns and silver
grays. No matter what your taste. we
can surely please you.-John f. Dulen
exclusive agent for Straus Bros, the
master tailors,
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See the Ed V. Price and M. Born
samples of the latest things in spring
and summer wear for men. A wide
range to choose from and perfect fit
guaranteed. Bailey, Siffert & Garrett
Co. sole agents. Mtf
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See the Straus Bros showing OF
spring and summer styles and fabrics
before ordering your suit.-John F.
Dulen, exclusive agent, at Helfrich
Mercantile Company store. 25tf
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An ad in the Semi Weekly Republi-
can will sell your place or buy you an
other one quicker than any other pa
per circulated in the county. Try it
and he convinced.
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One hundred cents on the dollar are
the San Francisco records of the fire
insurance companies represented by 0.
e. Norell. 25-tf
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Notice.

On and after April 1st, 1908, our
barber shops will be closed at 7 p.
m. each day, except on Saturdays.
R. z SMITH,
w. III WILSON,
25.4t J. A. EYSTER.
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For Sale:-Houses lots, acreage and
and improved ranches, modern brick
house, close in, improved lawn.
26-tf J. M. OWEN.
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Lee your wants be known. Advertise
in the Semi-Weekly Republican If you
want quick results.
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Read the Semi-Weekly Repu blican
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For Sale-One brand new Hoosier
Drill at Cost.-Weaver & Payne. 25-tf
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The Semi Weekly Republican has all
the latest news of Gilmore county.
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See 9. F. Wheeler for fruit and shade
trees. 23tf
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Subscribe for the Semi eekly Re-
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25.4t
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

Receipts Of live stocI at the six principal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
New York 1TIning stocks.

NEW YORK. May 1s.-Closing quotations
on minirg stocks Eers.-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

rapidly the last few days. Carrying down
with II the western markets. on Saturday
the Chicago DrOvers Journal quoted the
market at that point 3d5Oc lower; that
was followed by a break OF 40 cents there
yesterday. Under such circumstances II
was not surprising that the trade here
was both dull and lower. buyers announ-
cling right from the outset that prices
would have TO be at least 16d05c lower
again today II they did any business.
Quotations on lambs; Good TO choice light
woOled lambs &5GdS.75; fair 10 good light
woUled lambs. s6.15Gs.50; good to choice
heavy wooded lambs. 6.15d6.50: shorn lambs
Tbc under Wooled stock.
"A load On two at a time kept changing
hands but ic waB a drag all through and
the demand was not sufficient 10 clear the
yards. The prices paid were right around
j0c lower than last week Some very choice
heavy wethers sold at s.. So but they were
something extra and could not be taken as
a guide 70 the general market.
Quotations on sheep Good to choice light
yearlings. shoru. So s0d5 So; fair to good
yearlings. shorn, 50 0od5.40; good TO cnoice
heavy yearlings, shorn. Ss15d5.65, good to
choice wethers shorn, S5l5df5. 20; fair TO good
wethers, shorn, sA75d5I5; good to choice
ewes, shorn. s.. 1880; fair To good ewes
shorn. S48d4.75; culs and bucks shorn
SLOOaA2s, wooled sheep, 5G40c above shorn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
Wool Market,

BOSTON, May i9-rhere has been no
Improvement In the wool market during
the past week. and trading and values
are dull and weak Supplies however, are
increasing. especially In new clip IN the
west Tho leading western quotations
range, as aoIlows;- kentucky. Indiana and
Missouri. three-efghths blood. 24d5e
quarter blood. 3nsAes Secured values.
Texas fine, twelve months, 52d65c; fine. six
70 eight muntnH Saskatchewan. northern,
t6eI4sc; Middle county, 3Sd40c, southern.
&fre0c: fall fnse SSg52e. Oregon eastern,
No. l stable. 58H6sc; eastern. No. l cloth
ing, 5Oa6sc; Valley. No. l. 4-R4sc Terri
tory. fine staple. 57d6sc; fine medium
staple, SI6sc; fine medium clothing $50
sc; dne clothing Sd5Oc. half blood. asa
sc; three-eighths blood. 466pf7c; quarter
blood. 43d4Sc. Puilsd extra, 56G57c; fine
A. 50q6oc: A supers. 44f3a5c.
ST. LOUIS. May 19.-WOOL-DulI; me-
dunn grades, cOmbing and clothing, l5d
lsisc: Light ine, izqlSc; heavy fine, sa1Oc;
tub washed. 17d23c.
LONDON, May t9-wOOL-Competitiu
was spirited and prices showed a harden
ing tendency AT the wool sales today. Ne
rinos we're in strong relief with holders
firm. Home traders bought cross breds
freely and Americans took super comeback
hoggets at Is ID and also half-bred comb
ings az 1H The Withdrawals to date amount
70 s,He bales The offerings today were r.,
lS4 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
Rock ISLAND CUTS EaRcEs
Lsts Out n. n. Emb<x sad. WtII Re-
daes Trame DepaEtnsent
Ten Per Cent

The Rock Island has announced a policy
OF rstrsnchment and IN pursuance OF that
policy has released H H. Embry. general
freight agent OF the lines west OF the Mis-
souri, river. and IL 10 said that other mem
bers OF hts staff VIII be let out IL Is said
a reduction OF 10 per cent in the traffic
department has bsen ordered MF. Embry
has been with the Rock Island for twenty
five years and for ths last twelve years
has had charge OF the freight traffic de-
partment west or ths Missouri river The
duties OF HIS office. viii be assumed by
G. B. Albright. assistant general freight
agent
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

CHICAGO GRAIS ASD PROv1srONs
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Prices en- Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO, May Is.-The local wheat mar
ket was strong today chiefly on account Of
corn, the May delivery OF which sold at
DC. gain Of &c compared with yesterday 5
final quotation. AT the close July wheat
was up 1Ac,. Nay corn closed at a ner gain
Of e and July at a gain Of lisc. Oats were
30.
The wheat market vas duIl. but the tone
was firm from start to finish. The prin-
eipal factor was the sharp upturn in corn,
although firm cables and a damage report
from Kansas had considerable Influence.
Pit traders seemed Inclined 20 fight any
asvance early in the day, and prices gained
but nStie. During the final hour, however.
an active demand based on a rumor that
leading slevator interest. which 10 said
70 practically control the cash market. was
a free buyer Of options. caused strong ad-
vance. July opened 1sc 70 NC higher at
Sslsc 70 SAC. sold befwesn SIC ard gho
and closed strong at s87Sc. Clearances OF
wheat and flour were equal to lS4.l00 ou-
The worlds visible supply decreased s.l0otso
bu. Primary receipts were sAO0 bu,
against $4,000 bu. on the sama day last
year. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported reaei1ta OF SmscarE a sainst no ears
last week and fe3 cars one year ago.
The corn market was strong all day
Offerings OF May were Inadequate to the
demand and shorts found IL difficult 70 pur-
chase any of that delivery without causing
sharp uptuKn- May opened at &c 20 T5c.
advanced to DO and closed at &c. July
opsned gnchanged 70 70 higher az sAe 70
Local receipts were $50 cars. with ia OF
contract grade.
The oats market was strong. July Op-
ened a shade higher az s6Tsc, advanced to
47lSc and closed at 46Tkc Local receipts
were 800 cara
The bulge In corn. small receipts OF live
hnaB and a strong market at Liverpool,
caused higher prices in provisions. AT tho
close T1ly pork was Up Sc at &laIa. Lard
was Izlhc TO 16c higher at S-5Il4. RIMS were
IIl4c higher at &. 444.
Estimatsd recsiDts tor tomorrow. Wheat,
II cars: corn 1ae cars oats. lS4 cars, hogs.
gS0u9 head.
The Leading futures ranged a. follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

Date. ISIS. lIsU7. l1gOs. lgOs. lso.. IIS0s. Igol.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Grain Values Shoot Upward, with
Corn in the Lead.
CORN HIGHER BY THREE CENTS
ORsrfRgs Were Light and tt rook
High Bfds to Bring Any Grain
On the Mnrket-Wheat
shows Good Gaia.

OMAHA Nay y. Kos
Grain values take an upward turn. max
ing str1ng advance wffh May c-rn Iend-
ing with a gain OF 5c over ypstt rdar q
close Higher cables and general hui iEn
feeling started shorts 70 covering. OF e--
ngs were very Light and IL took nigh bids
% bring any grain on the market
Nneat showed a good gain and adva need
Gtuhnornly on higher cables and hisher
etIerings Shorts were brought 10 c We
ny me strength shown IN corn. Whoa.
opened AZ &c and closed az 9fc
N0rn opened steady and strong. with
Leeiing ouilish on light arrivals and a
5000 southern demand. with the advan -e
otIerings beeame light and bids were nee q
sarily higher from the short side to cover
tnelr sales. May corn opened al 6stsc and
closed at T0c
PRIMARY wheat rcceipts were E3s.9lh bush
eia ana shipments we're 50T. 60 bushels
AGAINST receipts last year Of ssoool bushels
and shipments OF ssl0g9 bushels.
Torn receipts werr .011 bushels and
shipments OF 147.em bushels. against re-
ceipts last year OF - 90 bushels and shfu-
ments Gf s9oe9a bushels
Clearances were 500 bushels OF corn
lWh bushels Of cats and wheat and flour
equal 70 iS4.90 bushels
Liverpool closed hdl.d hfKhPr on wheat
and unchanged on corn
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
DISTRICT AVERAGES.

Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
erind ending az a. N.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
! The disposition ofthe days receipts was
hnr nf hand lt...l


CATTLE-Receipts Of cattsr were only
moderate this morning, so that the offer
ings were by no means burlensome. The
market as whole was in pretty faIr
shape.
Buyers went through the yards this morn
ING picking up here and there the best
Killers such as suited them, for which
they paid prices that were strong 70 lOc
higher. The cattle that brought Sd.So yes
terday sold at yi.0e to-day, as against Ss- %
on Monday Of last week While the best
beeves changed hands in good season. the
common to medium grades were very mucn
inclined to drag. In fact, buyers did not
seem inclined 20 take hold OF cattle OF that
description 80 long as the better kinds were
In sight II required considerable time and
quite a good deal OF peddllng TO unload
the less desirable killers. The market as
a whole might be best described as slow
and weak on that kind.
What has been said regarding the steer
trade would apply In large part to the
to choice cows and heifers commanded
good strong prices. while the less desirable
and medium grades were rather slow TO
move YeaEiings sold 70 pretty good ad-
vantage today, as high as SIS being paid
for yeaTiing steers and heiterS.
There did not appear to be very many
stOckers and feeders in the yards, and so
far as could be observed, not very many
were wanted The trade was in about the
same condition as II has been for some days
back, that is, dull and uninteresting. with
prices decidedly lower than they we're a
week or more ago.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
coru-fed steers, s. 25dT.0g; fair TO good corn
fed steers, s.. 75d6.35, common To fair corn
fed steers. 81. 75sl6. ., good to choice cows
and heifers. s. Tod6i5; fair to good cows
and heifers. S250d3- 70; good 70 choice stock
ers and feeders, s. SG5-3: fair TO good
stOckers and feeders, sLOoaa65; common to
fair stockers and feeders. 2-09d4.04
rlarrr= 1f1rf iva IN les
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20

ST LOUIS. May 9-CATTLEt-Receipt
k500 head. including 2l0o Texans, Market
for native shipping and export steers, s. %
i4T 10. dressed beef and butcher steers. 5.25
1s 10; steers under LOO pounds. A.TbaI6. 90
atockers and feeders. 3. 00fI6. 90; cows and
helfers. 8. 76gl6.56s Gamers, ~ Ibd8 g; bulls
dian steers. 3.5046b; cows and heifers
N-7594A
HOGARsceipts ID5D head. Market
steady; pigs and lights. 81 T5'd650: packers
s. T5ds 50; butchers and best heavy. S. so
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Heceipts. $500
head. Market 5dd0c lower; native mutt0ns
81 z5ds.00; lambs. A50d7 3; culis and bucks
81 O6fiA %; st0ckera. 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-20
JUDGE FLAYS STAGE CRIME
Sears Wants Grand Jury to Investi-
gate LiOnizing Outlaws.
THINKS EFFECT IS Rad ON YOUTH
Asserts that rwO-Thirds of BurxIaries
Are ny Young Men and FINDS
that Many Ars Attendants ON
DsPfctian of EvfI.

While the name OF ex-Pugilist James T.
C0rbeu was not mentioned. pointed refer
ence was made 70 him in special instruc-
tons read 10 the county grand jury by
Judge Sears Tuesday. The instructions re-
lated to the depicting OF crime in thea
ters. Corbett appeared a few days ago in
play called The Burglar and the Lady
Judge Sears also refers TO the representa-
ton OF crime at moving picture theaters.
On this subject he said in his special in
structions.
transmit TO you for consideration a
letter signed by the judges and officers
OF the juvenile court. relating TO the man
ner in which some OF the theateFs in Omaha
depict crime ana heroize criminals. I en-
dorse the subject as one worthy OF your
consideration. During the last week
famous pug!liEt mas posed as an actor IN
the character OF burglar; and at another
theater the lie OF Jesse James has been
herolzed by moving pictures. At per-
tormance OF the James exhibit I saw
conservarively speaking, ffrg boys from
y 20 "a IN my opinion your views
garutng this most vicious condition would
be OF value to the community.
Tw0-thirds Of cur burglarfes and holdups
ana murders, IN this community are by
young men. am advised by the fuvenil.
court officers that practically all OF the
boys that go wrong ard get beyond their
parents control are regular attendants on
the class or shows referred 70. I suggest
that you ean Judges Estelle and Kennedy
before you.
A snort time ago, IN the criminal court.
an examination OF fifteen jurors disclosed
that there had been thirteen burgiaries
committed at the homes OF The jurors IN
CURED OF. Il iE without ayail, 70 simply
prosecute vigorously. II we are in the bUsi-
ness OF manufactures criminals we can
hardly complain But the manufacture
should stop.
After Excessive Aufo Speeding.
Judge Sears also requested the grand Jury
to investigate unlawful speeding by auto
mobiles, the retailing ana whoiesaling OF
liquor under the same license and the oper-
alton OF saloons in Douglas county without
any licenses At all
At the close OF tha Instructions, Judge
Sears says he believes Omaha has never
before had Board OF Fire and Police Com
missioners "as well intentioned'' as tho
present board He says the value Gf the
grand jury Is that its findings may De
laid before this board and the governor
AL noon Tuesday. the grand Jury returned
five indictments. Among them was one
against a pawnbroksr named Jacobs. who
II charged with rsesivihg stolen property
Several other paWubrokers are said 70 be
under investigation.