Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-24
WARREN FOR WOOL MARKET
Senator Will Do All He Can to
Further the Plans of Omaha.
GOOD THING FOR ALL CONCERNED
Senators WIN BE Expected 90 Look
After Beatrice in Public Build-
ina BiIl-Norris Reports
Publicity Bill.
Iron q staff Correspondent.l )


WASHINGTON, April 2S.-(special Tel
egram.)-senator Warren Of Wyoming
one Of the largest wool growers in the
country, speaking of the establishment Of
a primary wool market at Omaha, SAID
that the project ought to have been un-
dertaken long ago and that he would lend
the movement his enthusiastic support
because Omaha was the natural market
for the great Transmissouri section
Montana, he said, is tributary to Omaha
by way OF the Billings line, that Wyo-
ming and Colorado were Immediately ad-
iacent to Omaha and he could see no
reason why the agitation now going on
for wool market at Omaha should not
eventuate into a splendid business and
that by reason of the nearness of such
market the wool manufacturers could not
help but take advantage Of the same
There is water in plenty for manufactur-
ing propositions to say nothing of cleo
tricity, and he looked upon It as one of
the best suggestions that has been made
for utilization Of the product he had
heard of in years.
senate TO Care for beatrice.
Congressman Hinshaw, realizing that
the omnibus public building bill, which
1t is expected will be reported to the
house in the next few days will carry
no appropriation for Beatrice. has begun
campaign with the senators from Ne
braska to take care of Beatrice when the
bill reaches that body 1t will be re-
called that Senator Burkett had passed
bill appropriating $50, 900 for Beatrice.
Although this measure was not considered
by the house committee on public build
ings and grounds in making up of its
BILL Senator Burkett is of the opinion
that he will have little difficulty in Sc
curing the appropriation of a sum of
money for Beatrice which will take care
of the needs of that city. Judge Norris
of the Fifth district, before cutting out
Beatrice from the bill, mad a conference
with Senator Burkett, with the result that
Burkett agreed to do what he could for
Beatrice when the bill came to the senate.
Garrison Flag for Fort Omaha.
Army orders today contain a paragraph
designating Fort Omaha to display the gar
rison flag in addition to certain other posts
under general orders OF the War depart
ment of June 25. 1907. Colonel Henry p.
Mccain of the general staff said that Fort
Omaha was so near large city that gar
rison flag would be displayed on holidays,
patriotic days and on the visit of the sec
retary of war; that it was mark of dis
tinction for the post by reason of its loca-
ton and as it has become so important in
the signal corps it was thought but simple
justice that the order should be made.
Publicity BIZ Report.
Representative Norris today presented a
report OF the committee on the publicity
bill. In making this report Judge norris
said that 1t was the result of years Of
earnest labor and 1t was the best bill that
could be gotten out of the COMMITTEES. Be-
hind it was the National Publicity associa-
tion, Of which the president, William H.
Taft, William ]. Bryan, ex-senator w. E.
Chandler of New Hampshire and o. H. P.
Belmont are members among hundreds OF
others.
r Congressman Hinshaw today presented to
the president Mr.. and Mrs H NJ. childs
and E r. Dee of Fairbury.
DOIIiver starts for Iowa.
Senator Dolliver left for hts home at
Fort Dodge yesterday He will spent a
day or two in Chicago and then go on to
Iowa to deliver a number, of speeches in
behalf OF his colleague. Senator Allison,
his most important dates being as follows:
Tuesday, April %, Des Moines Wednesday,
April 70. Mason City; Friday, May 1, Clin-
ton; Saturday May ?. Ottumwa.
Minor Matters at Capital.
Representative Pollard today appeared
before the subcommittee of the house COM
mittee on Indian affairs in advocacy of his
bill to authorize the cancellation of trust
patents in certain cases wherein some of
his constituents are interested. The intent
OF Mr.. Pollards bill is to remove cloud
which hovers over the title of some lands
purchased by Sam Hudson ana Lee era
ham, residents of Lincoln. Neb, near Ash
land Wis.
Postmasters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Ne
braska: MARBLE, Box Butte county, James
Watson, vice ]. F. Wilson. resigned. Iowa:
Canton. Jackson county; r H. Buchner.
vice N. l. Sutton, resigned: Bondurant.
Polk County benjamin T. johnson, vice
w. P. Hall. resigned. South Dakotas Grow
Creek. Buffalo county; Don v. Moore. vice
G.. l. Anderson, resigned.
Dana C. Hickcox has been appointed
regular, and Charles Summers. substitute
rural carrier, for route at Clarion.
The application Of Joseph j. Sherman OF
Bancroft. Ia, T. C. Sherman. r. NJ Bruce
c. Korslund. and N. P. johnson TO organ
ize the First National bank OF Mcintosh.
s. d., with $4,000 capital has been ap-
proved by the comutroiIer of fhe c,trr.vo,.