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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

luE houses The cans o. lard sold IN Lin
coin ~ stores which viii be prosecuted
were found 10 BE- short about - per cent
Of the supposed weight.
Omaha MIX Below Grade.
Deputy Food Comm ssioner Johnson to-
day certified TO Douglas county for prose
cuton the following cases wherein the
parties named. are charged with selling
low-grade milk or mix that rails below
the legal standard as % butter fat con-
tents: Carl Peterson. Fifty-frst and Glover
streets. Anderson Bros. Ffty-uinth AID
Pacific streets; W. D. Murphy. sIx-y-sxth
and Dodge streets; A. y. Anderson. Fifth
and Locust streets: Silver Dr.u -resiaurant.
1910 Capitol avenue. Omaha Central Quick
Lunch. nS ". Sixteenth street. Climax
restaurant O7 North Sixteenth stree.
In these asst two cases cited the analyses
BY the state chemist shows The milk TO
De Of very low quality. showing that the
milk sold is either SKINNED or waterei
A large number OF cases against Omaha
milk dealers and restaurants have been
cited for prosecution during the asst ear.
Scarlet Fever At Girls school.
The Industrial School for Girls is TO
be q-uarzutined for scarlet fever. Two
girls were brought 70 the institution sew
eral days ago and today one broke on,
with scarlet fever. The girl is : years Old.
Changes In Omee-.
Tn Board OF Public Lands and Build
ings today apportioned the state house TO
the vzr.ous departments which have 70
move out on account OF the coming legis-
lature- The departments viii be located
as follows: OIL office and state vster-
marian in the office Of the governor;
Board OF Health. game warden and Board
OF Charities and Correction In the office
Of the secretary Of state; Pure Food COM
mission IN the laboratory; irrigation board
to use one instead Of three rooms; labor
bureau to the office OF the State Board
Of Agriculture: travelling library 70 the
office OF Superintendent McBrten.
Hours for Callers.
Hereafter callers at the executive office
viii have to pay some attention 70 the
pleasure OF the governor.
From this day on Governor sheldon viii
receive callers between the hours Of 70 and
Y each morning. After that Tine he will
, devote himself exclusively 70 the affairs Of
state. particularly to his message and other
duties which he has TO perform before re-
firing to public life.
y Governor Sheldon was forced 70 adopt
= this new rule because OF the constant
stream Of callers at his office for many
mentha Most Of these callers have shown
an utter disregard for time and as a con-
sequence the governor has been forced 70
fourths Of the night doing his state work
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
cHIcAGOANs COMING MONDAY
Big Crowd VIII he Here for Grain
Demleraf Day.

W. H. Murray. a sfstant general passen-
ger agent u the Union Paciic. has returned
from Chicago. where he has been IN at
tendance at a meeting OF the general agents
Ct the Union Pacific railroad. z L Lonaax.
general passenger agent. who presided at
the meeting, and W. 8. BaSinger. assistant
general passenger agent, are still in Chi
a Mr.. Murray says the corn EXPOSE
ton has been most thoroughly advertised
and that everyone knows Of the big show.
He says there viii be a large attendance Of
the grain dealers Of Chicago on grain deal
ers day. December 16
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

ing for the protection Of aliens in the
United states the subject was threshed out
at length The measure had rough sailing
ana il was passed by a slim majority after
the roll had been called twice
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
asamzz" Was q Womma.

BUTTE Mont, Dee R-Ths sudden
death yesterday at Of SAMMY
Jones. aged -. disclosed the fact that In
stead OF being a man. Zones was a woman.
This discovery resulted when C~ndertaker
Safely OF BczemAn took charge OF the
She chewed tobacco and drank and
associated freely with men a 4 rnnk
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

by that great health tonic. Electric Bit
tiers. IL the enrichment Of poor. hin blood.
and strengthening the weak. So. For saIs
by Beatou Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
GOSSIP OF CABINET
Continued from First Page.

Continued from FIrs1 Page
bud Indian reservations, and that Inspector
James Mclaughlin be designated by the
department 70 take up with the Indians the
matter OF adjustment there The blls in
trOduced BY Senator Gamble are 70 be used
as a basis for the agreement The senator
was assured that the matter would be
promptly looked after and that be would
have the cooperation Of the department
IN connection with these measures
Miner Matters AZ Capital
Mr.. Cooke Is in washington in attend
ance upOn the recent sessions Of the Rivers
and HSrbors congress. and VIII leave for
Sioux Falls On Monday.
Hugh door OF Des Moines has been ap-
pointed assistant Inspector In cOnnectio1
with the bureau OF animal industry
Nebraska poErmAstsrs appointed. Chester
field. Cherry county, Thomas Huston. vicl
C. J. O'C0nnor. deceased; Mead. Saunders
county. J. G. Fleming. vice n D Wuliama
resigned
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
weIcome TO stor. nr~wr~.

We extend a welcome 20 all corn show
visitors and cordially invite you to visit
and inspect our modern plant Take cars
labelled 18th and Ames or 18th and Ames.
They land you right at our door.
srORZ BREWING COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

results from chronic constipation. DR..
Kings New Life Pills cure headache.
stomach. liver and bowel trouble. &c. For
sale by BeRton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
An Ugly Cash

should be covered with clean bandages
saturated with Bucklen's Amica Salve.
Heals burns, wounds. sores. plea zc. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

Of Mrs.. Fred FraTy at her home In
Tracy, MINI. MIS-. Frary was the wife
Of Fred Frary. one Of the oldest eng ne -
on the Chicago & Northwestern railway,
and formerly made their home n this dy.
Mrs. :. n. G.. Curry.
MIS- J. N. 6. Curry. who died at Schuy-
Ter Thursday. viii be buried there at sd
Sunday. Mr.. and MIS-. Hal Buckingham.
the latter a daughter Of Mrs Curry, viii
attend the funeral Ms Curry lived N
Omaha for many years and had a host Of
friends and acquaintance here.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
GREENE LlAES NEW PLACE

Confined from Third Page.l
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

ms houses The cans 81 lard sold IN Lin
coin 81 stores which viii be prosecuted
were found to BE- short about - per cent
Of the supposed weight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
Mr.. W.sE's "REPLY."

In another column of this Issue Is
printed a communication from MT
George helms Wise, Republican can
liGate for congress in the First dis
trict. The communication is ad'
dressed to the editor OF The Eaily
Press. and purports to be a reply 10
an editorial comnss nting upon what
appears TO be Mr.. Wise's tendency 10
have his campaign audiences furnish
ed by the Democratic nominee.
As a matter Of fact. Mr.. Wise
makes the editorial in question an
excuse for requesting the publication
CT an answer to statements made by
his opponent, and an explanation OF
why his letter challenging Mr.. Jones
to Joint debate. dated September :
and given out for publication on Sep
tember 5. lDre the postmark New
port News, September 6, 5 p. M he
dcvotes about half a dozen lines In
two-page. single spaced. typewriter
letter to the editorial TO which he is
supposed to be replying.
The communication Is published III
full however, in order that MIR. WISE
NAV be quite sure that The Daily
Press desires to do him no injustice
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
CONTROL OF PRICES BY viO.
ENCE

To what is due the self eviaent
fact that the people are handing them
selves together to control the mar,
kcts and to fix prices? Have they
not been taught by years OF education
that fortunes are made by fixing
prices and that organization for this
purpose Is immune under the law pro-
vided the outlaws be rich enough or
otherwise powerful? They have been
taught that business men could make
corners on the market and so con-
troll their products to make them
selves and their associates rich-they
lave heard these methods condemned
in the courts. Oh the platform and in
,the legislature but when did they
see the conspirators punished?
Let Us admit that. bad as are these
night riders among the farms they are
rot worse than the conspirators in the
cities; that one law should apply TO
all and that If corners can be legal
Is concocted in the cities to control
the prices of farm products :hen an
organization by the farmers for the
same purpose cannot be criminal.
Morally. the means adopted by the
farmers are to be preferred to those
commonly in use in the Cities-the
man who holds you up on the high
way is seldom SO utterly debased as
the pickpocket or the nlanipulatOrs OF
the shsll game who look for the ignor-
ant or the simple.
What does this mean? That the
law which is not enforced against the
strong deserves the contempt of the
weak. That when the weak are not
protected by the law in civilized
community they are tempted TO make
their numbers effective and even TO
arm in selfprotection.
The game has been played to the
limit and the victims. have lost pc
thence Under the system Of pre-
lection the farmer has been robbed
persistently for the l'aneli Of the fac
tories and the pOpuious centers-the
farmers have now risen snc assert
the right to lawlessness in their turn.
or course the troops will put down
the night riders and the officials
shculI not hesitate to use ball cart
ridges when necessary. but the blood
of martyrs calls aloud from the
ground and will bring vengeance i"
, turn We have no patience win
Americans who deliberately make out
laws OF themselves: neither is it pos
sibIe that wrong car he done withou
entailing logical consequences. The
law must be indicated. but public
opinion makes the law.-Jacksonvilie
Times Unicn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

hsld blameless. They repr0ach the
Republican party for it's failure te
enforce the laws against the pirates OF
interstate commerce. and yet the pres
ident, who holds that the laws are
too drastic and that they must BIZ
modified. goss free of censure."
Harsh words are snot necessary
The Democratic text book shows W
the Republican record. and nothing
could be gained by bitter denuncia,
ton. The tacts as to jingOism, mill.
tarism, imperialism. extravaganza
and waste at Washington, tariff priv
leges enjoyed by combines and trusts,
Harrimn's contribution to the =
publican campaign fund, the Repub-
lican party's failure to enforce the
law, and the Republican record gen
erally-these things are all present
ed in compact form.
There IL tn. record The people
may apply it-and The Commoner be-
II YES they will apply II, SO as to de-
feat the political party that is re-
sponsible for that record.
In the meantime anyone may OBJ
tain copy of the Democratic cam
paign text book tor 1908 for Twenty
five cents. 1t will be sent. postpaid.
for that sum. Address Text Book
D. partmeDt. care Democratic Nation
al Committee, Auditorium Annex HO-
cl Chicago, ll.-The Commoner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

together unauthorized article had got
ten into print pretending 10 outline
his attitude upon such and such
question; that It emanated entirely
from some newspaper reporters dis'
ordered, imagination. etc.
This usually produces the desir; Q
result, for between the comparative
" obscure newspaper correspondent
and the giant force In the moulding
OF his countrys laws, there may be
but one sort of verdict upon a ques-
ton Of veracity.
A dozen years ago. veteran news
paper correspondent OF recognized
ability, who mad seen much servic ,
at the national capital while In the
employ of a metropolitan daily. de-
clared that In Washington, he had
come In contact with but one public
man of national reputation. and none
OF a lesser magnitude. who could BE-
depended upon in every instance.
come what might, to back up an IN.
terview. the accuracy of Which ne
had attested.
The man he named was the late
Daniel w. Voorhees,, a senator from
Indiana
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
psorrors Of the Police Court

VOStOSo " s'sS
What is your name asked the
justice.
"Leggitt Fergrubb. your honor" an
sxered the prisoner. red nosei
specfmen Of the genus hoho
You arc charged with vaSrascy.
having no visible means OF support.
and being q common nuisance IN the
peishborhcod. What have you TO say
for yourscif7"
Il hant 30, no visible means Of
support. your honor. but that ANT
nv fault I'm out Of work
Have you tried 20 &c; work.
Il couldn't begin to tell yoa. your
honor. hos hard I've tried"
Il suppose not Hos i"aE Is u
since yos have had any ocou.a:iory =
Bout Q year Or h might b. tao
years"
what vas your last job7"
4 had q position in . barber shcp.
"A poss,,ou? what tiasy'
-Jusisrosstion. your honor: Wa
sexs."
reared the police Justice. Cal tsc
seat easel"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
REASONS FOR SUICIDE.
Wellington, Near the End, Drops In
to Grim Huror
Steamers to Philadelp.1a
AANAnAv rhlIQcnA~ enS

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Sept. "a
George Louis Wellington. Annapolis
graduate. formerly a midshipman in
the United States Navy. and a nephew
of George L. Wellington. formerly
United States Senator from Maryland
who chloroformed himself in the Bush
Hotel here last Monday had incased
his head in a sheet and then saturat'
ed it with the drug. He had been
dead several hours when found. lie
was a son Of J. A. wellington. local
manager for Sharp & DOhma, manu-
featuring chemist, of Baltimore. ann
was we'll known here. The suicide
left this letter.
ITO the Unsuitable Press and the fool
ish Public
Reason. I am tired. 2. 1t might
have been. ;. The worlds all title
page, there is no contents: the worlds
all face; the man who shows his
heart is hooted for his nudities and
scorned
"Record-1. Engineering student. 2.
midshipman. United States navy: 3.
Dental student. 4. Able seaman in
wind TANNER around the Horn S.
Able seaman. steamer. g. Prospector.
u. Mining stock broker.
This is for the benefit OF those
hypocrites and fools who will dis
cuss me and nv exit in any case. Am
getting very tired, therefore will for
get and GEEK the river Of Oblivion
Either publish every word ! have
written here or not a word of it, on
the account Of my highly respectable
family and their highly respectable &C
quain.ances and friends. II you pub
lish only part I viii /" forced TO put
newspaper men in the same class
with the rest of the public. If you
have anr courage publish il all"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too oanserou
For Newport News People 10
Neglect.

Ths great danger Of kidney trou
bles is tina, IN, get a firm hold before
the sufferer recognizes them. Health
is gradually undermined Backsche
headache. nervousrp 50. lameness
soreness. lumhago. urinary troubles
drcpsy. diabetes and Rrights disease
follow in merc:lcSs succession. Don't
neglect your kidneys. Cure the
ncys with the cert ain and safe REM
dy. Deans Kidney Pills. which have
cHrcd people right here in Newport
News.
Mrs. J. l. Colo, living at all Twenty
seventh street. Newport News. Va,
says: 4 think juyt a. highly al
Dcan's Kidney Pills at this tine IS
VII n I gave a statement recommend.
ing them In 1902. They cured my
husband at that time OF bscsachc
from which he suffered so Severcty
that hc coujd scarscly attend 10 his
duties. The ere they then effected
has proven = permanent one and he
has not suffered the slightest indica'
ton Of rvcur-cucc since"
For saie bv al d. aiers. Price 20
cents Foster. Minute Co. BuGsio.
Hew York, sc,c agents Tor the Un'ted
States.
Rewemeer sns ssme-csss's-srd
tsks ~ SeSsss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
THERE - the RECORD.

Referring TO the democratic cam.
paign tex; book for 1905 tho New
York World says:
The D.moc-a,s have stout rods in
pickle for the Republicans this y. a.,
as is pTovcd by their campaign book
of three huBdr,d pages. but they ap-
My noue Of them 20 the Republican
prcsii mt. They are opposed to tiuzo-
ism. n.!liiarism aud imperialism. and
yet the most warIikc Of Pr sidcnis C.
eapes criticism. They dcnoIncc cx'
travagance ard waste AZ Washing On
and yet the man whs IL largely 80
spcusiblc for this rackless expcndt
tarc finds no arcussr. They maxi
war upon the privileged plutocra,s
Of the tariff, the combines and tho
trIsis. and Jet the only pT s.drnr
who ever s-nt Tor q Hartman AID
a-raaecd for a collection @; q cara
paien corruption !und Ia nowhere con
dcmn~d. They demand psNasrsfy 30
csupssrn expenditures. ard yct q
pressdeut who nceiscsed a; . critical
tiae - insist apoa hat policy &
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
Thou n, License Assrried Them

Investigation by the county record
cts depsr.mr Mt Of shoshoae county
has brought 10 light A. extraordinary
condition o. Affairs VITA regard %
the issuance Of marriage licenses IN
this county
Accidentally 1t vas discovered tina,
many foreigners In the distric: had
ben under the impression for years
thai all that vas peccssary to insure
marriage was simpiy the taking ost
q. I HcCnss. ard no minister of the
Eczpri or justice % the peac" was
employed TO perform the ceremony.
In one case the marriage license vas
found framed In : cab.a. :ust az IS
sued by the equity recorder years as,.
and a family q seven cstilIcn had
bon raised. Udaho) Dts-
patch ~ Nsv York Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
WITH THE PARAoRAPHERs.

An Ananias convention won't be
in II when that congress Of fisher
les at Washington gets fully under
way.-RichmOnd News Leader.
Delay is dangerous when the car Is
coming and you are standing on the
track.-FloTiad Times Union,
Every tine Mr.. raft pauses he
thinks of some: hing else on which
his platform is silent-Coiumi:Is In
quirer-Sun.
Captain Higgins not ill.," says :
headline in n Boston paper. What a
sad life a man must lead when II Is
noteworthy that he Is not al'-Buifa
10 Express.
Marriage in Texas r. not lottery
In the lottery business man has
some chancc-Cnarlcston News and
Courier
Senator Forakcr's mishap brings
to light the insignificant par; senator's
have played in this campaign 50 iaT
--flaitimore American Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

After all, Governor Haskell. the
telegraph companies charge Just as
much to transmit the shorter and
ugliar word Of three letters as they
do to send the longer and more polite
ore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 1908.
REPUTATION OF INTERVIEWS.

RepuplArioN OF INTERVIEWS.
AZ though the limelight shed upon
himself by the Hearst. Fcraker-Stand-
ard OH disclosures were not enough
John d. Archbold OF the oil trust has
engaged in q red hot dispute with a
New York news bureau.
Tie news distributing organization
In question sent out to Its patrons
n statement accredited to Mr.. Arch
bold, jastifying the methods OF the
Standard Oil Company in meeting po-
litical conditions which, 1t was al
legged, arise to plague the corporation
In various legislative bodies OF the
country. The expressions used re
fected upon the honesty Of poiiticai
leaders. who were accused OF intro
ducinx bills hostile to corporations
for the sole purpose of compelling
such corporations to expend large
sums to kill the Objectionable meas
ures.
A soon as the article was publish
ed, Or. Archbold gave out an en-
phatic denial OF its au,henticity-as
least. somebody at the Standard head
quarters did. over Mr.. Archboid >
signature.
The news agency came back with
the declaration that the article was
prepared in Mr.. Archbold's Office. was
read to him and, alterations, received
rested certain alterations, received
the Standard Oil mans approval. The
asency's representative was trieo
and seasoned reporter. in whom his
employers had. and still! have. every
confidence.
This incident is not mentioned here
because any novel disadvantages un'
der which newspaper men labor IN
dealing with men in public life. or
With persons who may temporarily
be occupying public attention.
Politicians. and even statesmen. are
particulariy Hasrant offenders against
, he uAWritten code OF ethics which
yhould rule the relations between the
interviewer and the interviewed. O..
United States senator. for instance
nay take what he eonceives 20 be
popular position upon some policy
{. which the public is interesting It
ell. A newspaper correspondent
cslls. OF IL called. and the great man
defines his position. His views aTt
taken down in writing and submitted
sor his approval. and this he accords
n his constituents manifest their ap
: proval. veil and good; the senator
congratulaics himself upon his astutf
sosesight. and the declaration Of prin
cipses s.ands-hxed. irrcvocsDie.
But II not infrequootly transpirc'
tAst the aspect OF things changes
sver-night. What appears to the pub
ue nan, who has Just dinsd well. an
pesAaps not altogether wisely 81 al
evening. to be wisdom akin - ths
Witch fen from the lips Of Solomon
~, IN II. morning light. transform
Ssseif Into drivciing babel. Type 3
HvverbiaIly cold and mcrciless. any
hov. Or, what b equally discorc r.
H To the eminent one, suppose
huws goes up from the Dan to tn
DssAsha q the bsjiiwick Of his con
sisssscy. In vigorous disapprobs'io'
q der representative primes
vssvs. What then docs he ao7
MOI ssite an politicians are alike
~ Ne eesersi ru,c governing D
eoEbrY q tie Soresoans sisnation
veu1a - the is.sasce Of q ccacis
.1ln1sosnf - vsassenssDa. 10 the q
I. - ~ o. assss.sssshes psb,tcss
oD ssassseed - bsss1 thas m .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

The impr, ssion Is growing that Mr..
Hears, is sponsiblc for the boycott
of the mails and the sudden popu'
Iarity of the telegraph with states'
men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

Those GENT; men hoping for divi-
dends on their stock holdings in the
telegraph companies. go out and take
a drink every time new row starts
ND between rival campaigners,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

Mr.. Foraker should take the cue
from Senator Bailey. Bailey calls
his q yindication.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

A Handbook Of EXAMINATIONS and
determinations would prove a useful
addition to the political libraries just
now.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

Mr.. Roosevelt didn't make trip In
wright's airship. be. he went mp IN
the air the other day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

For Information apply to
]. N. SMITH. Agent Union Tickse
once. Cbamberiin Hotel Osd Poa1t
virginia.
p, n. PRTTcHARD. Gea. ASese
mo. L. WILLIAMS, CITY Psso.
Agent corner .0ranby md Hsa
streets, Norfolk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

No matter What Joe Baiiey's fail
ing may be. Texans don't want to
hear about them from a proxy candt'
date from Maine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

II the forest fires keep up at the
present rate much longer. the con-
81 rvation commission will have 10th
ing to conserve.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

Norfolk's 1,200-pound sea COW ha'
escaped. And nov there will b.
people mean enough to say that i
never existed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

"Wednesday was a bad day fer
chiefs In Norfolk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

After while u win b. a novelty. II
MOI q crime 20 keep good.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

Nobody can "I'acle Joe" Can
non foc inc smoke y = sending up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

Would u bc q; and proper 10 de-
signatc the Ssnaiors o. The Unit d
States as oiiy-hapdsi sJus OF toll?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

NORFOLK-WHITE CITY
. Cars leave Norfolk daily every 20
minutes from a. m. to 1920 pm.
First car leaves White City Gao a.
m. and every 20 minutes until IL m.
Extra cars will he operated accord
ing to the demand.
E. c.. HATHAWAY. ,
General Manager.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

' Bitter . vie eaeay Than a fooE
iish friend