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The evening world., 1908-11-20
TO PLAY IN LONDON THEATRE
TO BROADEN EXPERIENCE
Offer Open to Young Womea VINO Will En-
brace Stage Wo:k Senously-Traning
In Singing, Dancing an Ac.-
ing Will Be Given Free

LONDON, Nov 2oChaaS Frohman in interview with The
Evening World correspondent to- expressed his conviction that
contesofer through The Evening World engagements
twelve American girls would probably lead the discovery unknown
talent OF the brilliant Kind.
Il dramatic school years gratifying
suits he said Now candidates
the only school for the musical
ected the
and acting. opportunity obtain these
In London, where
sands OF applications The
nave unriNald opportunities for stage They viii
chances both London
change their engagements 10 broaden
i consider the plan aurng
brace stage work seriously Instead
American
do
)as succeeded England
The evening world., 1908-11-20
suFEaAeErre DECISION TODAY

Surfragettes will attend the hearing
Of the Sears case this afternoon at /
o'clock In the Appellate Division, Madi-
son avenue and Twenty-firth street,
where the final decision on the test OF
whether Il woman may legally be pre-
vented from registering will he hand
ed down. DR.. Julia Sears, OF Colorado,
having voted for three Presidents out
in the West. objected 10 losing her op-
portunity of doing so in New York.
The evening world., 1908-11-20
OBTAINS A NEW TRIAL.

Judge Malone in General Sessions to-
day granted a new trial to William Rob-
inson, of the vaudeville team OF Cooper
and Robinson, who on Sept 20 was SEN
fenced to not more than fifteen years In
Sing Sing. His attorneys offered affi-
daVI,s from Percy j. Williams, William
liammerstein and other vaudeville man
ayers testifyng to the prisoners former
good character. Robinson was convict
ed of taking a s. bill from Herman
Sussman. of No 42s Sixth avenue. a
tailor. at the point of "A gun.
The evening world., 1908-11-20
MUST REcAsT BRIDGE PLAN.

WASHINGTON Nov 30--The War
Department has declined TO approve the
plan for a municipal free bridge to be
constructed by the city OF 81, Louis
across the Mississippi River at the foot
OF Chouteau street. half a mile below
the Eads Bridge The plans have been
returned for modification AS planned II
Is held that the bridge would interfere
with navigation. II Is estimated that
The evening world., 1908-11-20
KILLED IN AUTO UPSET.
Chauffeur Davis Dead and Several
of His Friends Hurt.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9O,-Noble Da-
vis. a chauffeur was killed and several
others were injured by the overtlrn.ng
OF an automobile near Hya;tsvi.le. Md,
late last night. The automobile was
owned by Joseph strasberser. mer-
chant, OF this city. and Davis. VINO was
his chauffeur, had taken out party OF
his friends in the machine.
The evening world., 1908-11-20
REV. E. j. ALDEN DEAD

CHICAGO, Nov .).-Rov. y, Judson
Alden. for many years one OF the best
known writers and speakers IN tho Con
gregational Church in tie West, died
yesterday at his residence OF hem
orrhage OF the brain lie was horn In
Lyme, y. H., was ciFAty-tWo years old
and a direct descendant OF The MAY
flower John Alden,
The evening world., 1908-11-20

ls necessary for A complete adjustment
N lrc The conscious mind OF man
aou'oives itself to he related on one
lnrd 'p n dead past and on the other
hand to living present or future. But
,uurn ,a no such thing as dead past
Through knowledge. everything In the
past has worked together for our de-
vclopmcnt."
Another little thought gem OF Mr. Pat
tersnu's that practically defles analysis
is contained IN these words
"At no time In lie does the individual
expression become separated from the
r0,ycrsll whole"
Isn't that Inspiring, though' Doesn't
Il noarten one up to know that? 1t IS
right. too. for Mr.. Patterson has It
written down so that there can be no
possible mistai,e
Some Gem Thoughts.
Hero are some more. crl'oa while the
dew was still on them
Life is one
An are universal"
"l'rum the pue comes all tua diversity
OF EXPRESSION"
From the %no'e conrs tnr pa".iaI"
.Nrm the SQUIRE, 'oma az '.r de
sr... or lf" and Intelligence
"Frum the lowest 10 the greatest. life
Is ey'r becoming manifested through
form building"
That was about all the interviewer
could absorb at one sitting. and 50 she
fecblv indicated that her departure was
Imminent.
G>trnding hand that felt like an
undardone muffin, the proud exponent
OF a Long life and merry one be-
a.guly expressed the hope that the pup
H. would be benefited by the visible
manifestation OF his sacred ego.
The evening world., 1908-11-20
FALL BROKE HIS NECK.

CATSK1LL. y. Y. Nov. 2o.-Fa!iing
down an outside stairway al lis lone
IN West Catsllil early to-day. John No
Nary. aged thrtY-iivc, met instant
death. his neClS being broken by the fall
The evening world., 1908-11-20
TRAIN CUT OFF HIS HAIR

WATERBURY,, Conn, Nov. 2O-Mar-
tin Glover, New Haven trainman, was
thrown on the track late yesterday by
collision with switch standard, While
ON the track and before help came he
was struck by passenger locomotive.
which cut of most OF his hair, lie Is
In the hospital
The evening world., 1908-11-20
DIES Al CHURCH EAIR.

CINCINNATI. Nov. eO-Mrs. u. Lee.
yed sixty years. of Sputh Carthage, a
suburb, was stricken with appoDleXy
fair IN ~ Peters Episcopal Church
and died IN the booth before . physician
cached her.
The evening world., 1908-11-20
Is No Dead Past.

In relation 10 his non-recognitlon ~
eyl Mr. Patterson explained mat:
Everything in HE is good IN its right
relation, so day by day constant change
The evening world., 1908-11-20
Exponent Patterson Sure Nan
viii Attain Give For
ever Stage Vet.
GROWTH IS GRADUAL.
Evil as Necessary rs Good to
Development, He Declares
Some Thought Gems.
Rv Ether LLOYD Patterson,


"EVentually II VIII not he nereS-
. .. . ..,,.,,.,, ~.
ga.eWaYs OF birth and drath, for he
,,.i,, ,;,.o ,, o,,a,,,, ,,,o"
So saws charles Rrodie Patterson 'eN-
cuuse me. please, bnt he's no ,emtionp.
,o,.,,,ro, nm, o,.,.,.,o,,. ~ ., .,,,.u.r,+
r,lro,, s,I,,o, ~ \.,, .rr.rcrt
,1s, ,.,.s ,i,, lo,u,ad MI, p,.torsor.
..,yerv,I,i,,r IN nro bo,n yool. and owl.
T., ,,.,s.,,.,. e,,,. ,ho ,,.,.eoc. ,,rtl,io,, 4,
The evening world., 1908-11-20
Careful Of His Words.

His words are slow and deliberate. In
fact so obviously earl-before-swIue-
ishly slow and deliberate that one can
not help remembering. As he rNpOundS,
what the Governor OF North Carolina
said 10 the Governor of South Carolina
He has a way. too ~ temporarily com
bletely damm!ng his eloquenre, and tiN-
ing -you. with his unfaltcrlng psychic
eve that leaves the sCalp-raising Ger
tainty that he is administering gratis
some sort of a Mental Treatment
Am To understand that The Eve
ming World wishes to be tie medium
through which my thoughts will he"
given tn tie puhlic?' inquired th"
erudtc Mr.. Patterson, after he had
Settled hin self becumingly in "A leather
armchair Being nssured that his was
the cupnonious understanding Of the
matter in hard, h" was stralghtway be
eyed lbs uvcrwnelmlng ,uisgivngs ~
ally. however, he u-rrramc his deli
cacy aud voiced his doubts,
"Ahe;n, commenced the lecture
you So, {, is so easy 70 distor, great
Thoughts, and 50 much depends upon
getting them before the public in thei"
orrect form that pos IDLY 1t would bc
better if I-tEat is-oi course, possibJ
II would ne a real help. say, II was to
,hls n"t!c!" mEseli?'
70 divert his mind from this TO
nhnan:nropl, mention. NJ.
Patterson w1s requested 10 ou'li""
briefly tho basis II his beliefs in eve.
al infinite longevity.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

the carpenter work of the auditorium
building was postponed until tomorrow.
Bids have been received from four local
firms, Myrtue Bros, Anderson Bros, Nels
Rasmussen and Jensen Bros. q Co.
The first bricks in the new building were
laid yesterday by Contractor Wickham,
who will, nave a force OF twenty men at
work today. Excavation has been started
at the northeast corner of the lot to make
room for the heating plant, which will be
Installed as soon as the construction Is far
enough advanced to warrant L.
The building will not present a very hand
some appearance during the National Hort
cultural congress, as 1t has been decided
not to attempt to finish the outside walls
this year, but to rush the work with a view
of making the interior ready for the big
fruit show. The outer covering of the walls
Is to be of cement and the brick with Its
Innsbruck" mortar joints will be left in its
natural r~oughness until spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
BALLOT HEARING IN COURT
Judge Thornell to Take Up Demo-
cratic Case During the Day.
ONLY ONE POINT IN ISSUE NOW
Auditor willing 10 Make Requested
Chance, but of Opinion Court
Order is Necessary to
Make IL Legal.

Judge Thornell sent word to IL. j..
Chambers, clerk of the district court, yes
terday that he would come to Council
Bluffs today to hear the matter or the
application of the democrats for an or
der requiring County Attorney Cheyne to
change the official ballot to be used next
Tuesday at the general election so as to
designate which Of the three democratic
candidates for members of the Board
of Supervisors was the candidate TOR the
short term and which two were candl-
dates for the long term.
Following the temporary restraining
order secured from Judge Macy Wednes-
day. which e~njoined County Auditor
Cheyne from printing the official bal
lots until a hearing should he had in
the matter, +. W. Miller, counsel for .he
democratic party, yesterday morning
filed the papers in the proceedings in the
district court
The petition relating to the omission
Of the terms for which the democratic
candidates for supervisors are running,
in part, is as follows:
The action of the defendant (Auditor
Cheyne) is such that, If allowed to be
remain thereon as now arranged, plain
ttffs Che three candidates for super
visor will suffer irreparable injury, and
a large proportion of them, will oe de-
priyed of their right to vote for the
officers or candidates of their choice.
The action Of the county auditor I'm re-
fusing to accept the arrangement of
these plaintiffs and the proceeding of
the democratic county convention IN fix
ing the commencement of the respective
terms of office Of these candidates is
depriving the electors Of the county of
the right to vote Tor any one of them.
for the reason that their votes cannot be
ounte
The action Of the county auditor in
refusing to accede TO the demand of the
plaintiffs Is an absolute bar to the Sc
lection OF a democrat 10 any one OF these
three offices at the next election.
The mistake in the residence of two OF
! the democratic candidates for supervisors
was corrected by the county auditor when
the matter was called to his attention, so
no order from the court in this respeC
will now be necessary.
Included In the petition is a demand that
the names OF the several democratic candi-
dates be placed on the ballot opposite the
republican candidates for the same offices
respectively. In the sample ballot which
appeared Wednesday, by a mistake OF the
printer, the names In the democratic col
umn were out OF alignment" No court
order, however. will be necessary so faI
as this is concerned. as County Auditor
Cheyenne notified the printers that he would
not accept the official ballots unless the
names Of the candidates in each column
were properly aligned.
County Auditor Cheyne stated yesterday
that ~ Tar a. no was personally con.
| eeFnsd' he was perfectly willing 10 change
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
Chief Hopes to Prevent DepredRtiOns
on Halloween.

Major George II. Richmond's Fourth of
July boy police will be in evidence tonight
and tomorrow night. With the assistance
of the youthful sleuths Major Richmond
hopes to reduce to a minimum. If not en-
tirely prevent, the usual Halloween depre-
dations.
The boys will be formally enrolled at
police headquarters at 2:SO o'clock this
afternoon. Each boy as he is accepted will
be provided with a ribbon bearing o n IL
the words Council Bluffs Boy Police" and
this will be his insignia of authority in
place of the usual star. When mustered
out, which will probably be done next Mon
day afternoon, each boy serving on the
force will receive a small sum Of money
and a treat of fruit ard candy.
A big enrolment is looked for and a
number Of youthful wCuld-be Dan Weirs
called at police headquarters yesterday and
asked for their ribbons. but were told to
call again this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

wound and other lesser injuries. which ne
cessitated his removal to the Jennie Ed
mundson Memorial hospital in the city am
bulance.
Montgomery, with Charles Stevens, the
owner of the horses, and a third man, after
unloading the stock at the Union Pacific
stock yards for feeding and watering, at
tempted to board a freight train backing
over to South Omaha. The other two sue
ceeded in climbing upon a car, but Mont
gomery missed his hold and went under
the train.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office is Scott Street. Both Phones 43.
N MENTION.

Davis. drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
BEE WANT ADS PAY
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. S3a
FINE FERNS AT HERMAN BROS. 10
PEARL STREET.
c. c. Haynes, funeral director and en-
balmer, S1 Broadway.
Get your pianos tuned. Work guaranteed.
Hospe. Phone 544. % Pearl st.
Rugs made from ola carpets, Council
Bluffs Rug Factory. Tel. Ole.
LET THE FRANKLIN PRINT IT.
BOTH PHONES SS1. 1l SOUTH MAIN.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
Is the name. Bartell q Miller. Phone S69.
Genuine handmade art craft jewelry and
metal novelties. c. e. Alexander, S3
broadway.
The foot ball teams of Council Bluffs
and Logan High schools will play Satur-
day afternoon at the Ideal Hustlers' park.
G.. w. Clarke of Abel, republican candi-
date for lieutenant governor, was I'm the
city for a short while yesterday morning.
The democrats will hold a meeting this
evening in the church building at Seventh
street and Seventeenth avenue. The speak
ers will be s. b. Wadsworth and r.. j.
Organ.
DIT. o. o. Smith and Rev. G. G. Rice went
20 Tabor. Ia, yesterday morning to attend
an educational conference i'm the interest
OF Tabor college. The conference Will he
composed OF all the congregational Minus
ters of western Iowa
Don't forget that Berwick mas the most
reasonable priced wall paper house I'm the
city and II you are cleaning house and find
that the walls need new papering, let Bor-
what's Fight, al South Main street.
Joseph Mckee was arrested yesterday
on complaint Of NJ. s. Welker, a loan
agent, who charged him with disposing Of
mortgaged property. Mckee gave a cash
bond of 500 for his appearance Saturday
afternoon in the court of Justice Cooper.
Miss Marion Emerson has been employed
as director of the choir of the First Con-
~gregational church. 1t is the intention to
organise a chorus choir and Miss Emerson
would be pleased to have any who would
ike to Join the choir call upon her at her
studio In the Merriam block.
Mrs. Rosaiie lie Barron filed suit for di-
vorce yesterday from w. l. lie Barron. to
whom she was married in Omaha July 10,
1902. She alleges that her husband deserted
her October 10, 1904. The plaintiff recites
In her petition that she has been a resident
OF Council Bluffs since July. 1906,
The funeral of William f. Fegley, whose
body arrived Wednesday night from Nc
Allister. okl., will be held Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock and burial will be in st.
Joseph's cemetery. The statement that
young Fegley met his death by being shot
proves TO nave been erroneous. The GER
tificate for shipment OF the body, issued
by the health officer in McAllister, shows
that death was due to alcoholism.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Lafayette
day hight at her home, l79s Second avenue.
viii be held this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the Fifth Avenue Methodist church.
OF which she was a devoted member. The
services VIII be conducted by Rev. w. N.
Graves, a former pastor OF the church. as
sisted by the present pastor, Rev. Eddy G..
Newland, Burial will be In Walnut Hill
cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Owing 10 the fact that p. C.. DeNol Of
the executive committee OF the Auditorium
committee had to go TO Mason City yesteT-
day to attend a meeting Of the executive
committee of the Iowa Retail Hardware
association, Of which Organization he IL
president The lettlag Of the eontraei for
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
stockman Hun nv cars.

Lewis Montgomery, IN charge of two car
loads Of horses enroute from Langdon. n.
d., TO Cozad, Neb,, Zen while attempting
to board a freight train In the Union Pa
cifc transfer wards yesterday afternoon
and had a narrow cscnpe from being
ground to death beneEth The wheels Of the
cars, AS Il was he received a severe scalp
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Majority Tor the proposition .''''''-''' lou
At the meeting Of the city council next
Monday night, Councilman Jensen as
chairman Of the water works committee,
will ask for authority to engage the serv-
ices of an expert hydraulic engineer to re-
wise the plans and specifications drawn by
City Engineer Enyre for a municipal water
plant. 1t is possible that more than one
engineer will be required for the work, and
Mr.. Jensen, It is understood, will be given
full authority by the city council to employ
such expert aid as he may deem advisable
W want to get the plans and specifi-
cations ready as soon as possible said
Councilman Jensen yesterday, $50 that we
may advertise for bids and get the work Of
construction under way with as little delay
as possible. 1t viii take about thirty days
to complete the revision of the plans, after
which another thirty days will be required
to advertise for bids"
Mr.. Jensen said he agreed with ouncil
man Rigdon, who expressed the opinion
that the special election at which the con-
tract for the construction of the proposed
new plant will be submitted to the voters,
should be called early in the year. 80 that
work could be started In the summer.
Councilman Jensen and his conferees ex-
press the belief that the city will receive
several bids for the construction OF the
plant.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

superintendent, has resigned his position
and is succeeded by A.. w. Newton of Chi
cago. The change was made this morning.
IL was a great surprise. Superintendent
Newton arrived on No. 3, with Manager
Throop of the lows lines, and went out on
a tour of inspection with Throop.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
OFFICIAL VOTE on WATER BONDS
Only Trihing Change from HiciaI
Returns.

The official canvass made yesterday aft
ernoon by Mayor Thomas Maloncy and City
Clerk A.. w. Cassidy of the vote cast at
The special election last Tuesday shows
that the proposition to issue bonds to the
amount Of 5000, 600 for a municipal water
works plant carried by a majority Of 1877.
The total vote for the proposition was
1853 and 1892 against it.
Following is the vote in detail, as shown
by the official canvass:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

These transfers were reported TO The
Bee October 20 by the Pottawattamie
County Astract company OF Council
Bluffs:
Harry G. Magee and wife to Mary
Fry, let 3, block 3. McGee' addi-
tion to Council Bluffs, W. d......$ $50
Interstate Realty company 10 ".
II. Van Brunt, lot 4, block 16,
evans Second Bridge addition
TO Council Bluffs. W. d $3.50. lac
Newton j. Rice, single, TO Nellie
o.. Day, lot 3, block 8, Squire's
addition 10 Council Bluffs, W. d.. $50
Richard insolvency, single, to John
Reinhardt, part OF ma of swA
OF nwh, 2-74-40, W. d........... 1000
Lyman T. Shugart and wife and Ell
mer Il. Shugart, single, to Fred
erick @. FTlcke, lot 10, block "a.
Browns subaddition 10 Council
Bluffs, w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
w. ID. London and wife to f. r.
Pratt, part of nh Of swh OF swL,
2-It-4g, q C, d ",:. l
McSweeney, part Of M Of swh
OF nwA, 2-74-4O, W. d............ 800
Seven transfers, ,$4,05i
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
Here fE What You Have Been Look
Ing For.

Ten cypress boards equal to twelve inches
IN thickness. Long lasters and very strong.
We have them, 4, 6, s, 10 and - inches In
width, from 10 to 20 feet long. Prices very
low, $25 to $50. C. Hafer Lumber Co,
Council Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
seven transfers. total.........
n. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. go. Night, "a
Change In superintendents

CREsToN, Ia, Oct. ~S.-Cspecial Tele-
gram,)-Charles r. Leonard, who has grown
up in the service Of the Burlington road
mere, held positions as operator, train die
pstcheT ana Tor several years division
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

C%udahy's sugar curcd breakfast bacon. in
strips, per h., 11kc. Central Grocery and
Meat Market, 6OO-602 Broadway. Phones "A.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

A child's story, "A Second Cinderella
free for the asking at Bouricius' Piano
House, 1886 Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Globe. From what he learned while in New
York, Mr.. Dawson expressed his confidence
that 1t would be carried by Judge Taft.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
Drink ~BudweIser.

King Of all bottled beer. L. Rosenfel
Co., distributors. Both phones. 1923.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Voters Of the Sixth ward were afforded
an opportunity last night to hear both re-
publican AMI democratic speakers at the
county building, corner Of Twenty-fourth
street and Avenue b, and about 100 took
advantage Of 1t.
Both the republicans and democrats, I'M
known 10 the other, had arranged for meet
ings at the sixth ward building last night,
and when tins was discovered yesterday,
the chalrmen Of the respective committees
decided TO divide the time rather than call
either Of the meetings off.
Walter Hendrix, former councilman from
the Sixth ward, presided and George Il.
Scott, for the republicans. made the open
ing address. He was followed by John p
Organ Tor tne democrats. Charles NJ. Harl
was the next speaker for the republicans
and S. g. Wadsworth. democrapc candi-
date for state senator, brought ne speaking
TO a close.
Hon. Thomas &. Dawson, envoy extra
ordinary and minister pIenipotentiary from
the United States TO Columbia, arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon and will re
main until after election. This is Mr.. Daw-
sons first visit to Council Bluffs in nearly
three years. Mi. Dawson came by way of
New York. where he visited his brother,
Allan Dawson. formerly one Of the proprie-
tors Of this Des hoines Register and Leader.
and now connected with The New YORK
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

By using the various departments OF This
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
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UphOIsterInE
Real Estate Transfers.

George ". Klein, 10 South Main street
Both phones. Have It done right"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

the ballot as requested by the democrats
but believed that an order of court was
necessary for him to do so, as he had pre-
pared it according to the nominations filed
with him by the democratic party.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

The Leader an Ranges.
sterling Lexington Steel Ranges. Peter.
sen 4 Seasoning Co