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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-26
EDITORIAL


Heney's affidavit Is delayed By death Of
= nephew to Thursday, when prosecution viii sub
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-26

committee, Admiral W. l. Capps who will be next wit
and Henry Reutedah (beow) whose criticisms of
discredited by Converse.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
PLEADS FOR FAIRGROUNDS
Mrs. Heller Addresses National An
ISOLATION ON Practical workings
of Omaha's Juvenile CITY.

NEW YORK. Sept. 10-Drawing a very
convincing moral from the observation Of
the workings OF Omaha's Ju emile City,
Mrs. II. II. Heller, chief probation officer
Of Omaha, made a strong plea tonight
before the second annual congress OF the
Playground association Of America, in ses-
sion here, for the giving of a wider scope
to the playground idea, and the broadening
OF its sphere of Influence so as to include
sgvenIle cities and school gardens.
MIS-. Heller, after psychological analysis
OF THE boy" arrives at the conclusion
that the mischief that he does is not the
result OF experimental viciousness. 1t Is
merely the giving vent TO the tremendous
activity and vital force in him.
In order that the boy find a Joyous vent
to all this pent up energy, the playground
has been invented and devised. Mrs. Heller
has nothing but praise for the public school
but she finds that too much attention has
been paid 10 the development Of the intel.
lectual side Of the boy, and not enough Il
what IL just physical in him.
There is so little OF us brains" she ar.
CUES, and so much OF something else
that we are forced to consider the entir,
entity. The playground is the rescue" sh,
concludes, ITO rescue the whole boy"
The adequate %equipping Of a REASONABLE,
number Of Fairgrounds" she declares
would eliminate most Of the misdemeanori
arising from misdirected energy. After 4
rather intimate acquaintance with youthful
~delinquents, extending over several wears
/ am prepared to give expert testimony L
the effect that. IS per cent OF them are. II
popular newspaper parlanee, Just kids.
Kids who amt had no chance Give Ii,
whole boy-not just the boy Intellectual
normal boy.
mo more wholesome beginning can b
conceived for. social relations than tn,
natural standard Of the playground. tina
the body be a strong. skilled tool 70
achieving. No better place to accept goo,
standards ana wholesome ways OF pleas
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

ing, no better place to take instruction by
Inference. and perhaps the ways for def
mite and specific instruction win appear.
III the playground can put the much
needed social training In reach OF children
whose opportunities ore limited. Il will he
It's greatest service. n It can give them op-
portunitlcs to hear good music, and sing
good songs. dance upon good floor. culti-
waite pleasirg. kindly manners, initiate
worthy examples, give heed 20 the high
ideals Of the novel and the drama, In asso-
citation OF others Of similar aim, II will be
filling a great need felt In every commune
ity.
Based upon a close observation OF
omshs's Juvenile City and a rather init
mate acquaintance of what might bo termed
the frazEled edge o. our social fabric, I
believe the playground has come TO stay.
not only as a vent for precious, but bar
barrie. energy; not only as a school for oiti-
zenshlp, perchance higher politics; not only
as a laboratory where pedaEogues nay
learn methods and economists read the
signs OF the times; not only even as the
chlldren's club and commercial center: but
as a social dynamo. gathering Invisible
wasting force and transmitting Il into
vital electrlfylng power that shall go thrill
Ing and %throbbing to the remotest corners
Of the COMMUNICATING 20 the achieve
ment OF better homes, better children,
fuller and better lives. higher and more
Joyous living, which I take TO be the great
social need, the most acceptable praise and
Qualification Of God"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
SENSATION IN COPENHAGEN
kMHy Millions Involved In EmbeHEIe-
ment OF Former Minister
of Justice.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 1O.-The downfall Of
M. Albert, the former minister of Justice,
who yesterday surrendered TO the police
and confessed to a series OF frauds against
the Bond and Bondestandens sparkasse, a
savings bank OF which he was president.
is felt the keenest by those who were his
most ardent admirers and special friends.
The exact amount involved through Al
bertis fraudulent operations and embez-
element has not yet been ascertained, but
will be several millions OF dollars. The
Danish Farmers Butter Export associa-
ton alone suffered a loss Of 100000. while
widespread ruin has been caused among
thousands Of peasants lrom whom the for
mer minister of justice erive his power.
The minister OF finance even now is con-
siderlng the adyisahility OF the state as
sisting the ruined depositors.
According to Albertfs own story. he be-
gan falsifying the accounts of the bank
in 1894. seven years before he was APP
pointed minister OF justice. tt bulk Of the
money and his own million were lost, he
says, through speculations IN various Amer
lean gold mines.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
Iowa News Notes.

MARSHALLTOWN-C. II. Z. B%oardman,
playing from the scratch won the eleventh
annual golf competition for the George r.
Morse cup at the Country club yesterday,
Mr.. Boardman turned an SO, one below
DOGGY for the eighteen holes. ThiTty-four
started and twenty-five finished.
MARSHALLTOWN-The new Presbyter-
ian church is to be dedicated Sunday and
celebrate the semi-centennial Of tho found
ing of the church. The principal speakers
are to be Rev. c. II, Purmort of Des
Moines and Rev. III. w. Roherd of Water
loo.
WEBSTER CITY-Progressive repuhli-
cam in this city have cirdculated a petition
addressed to Hon. John l.. Bleekly of Ida
Grove, a member OF the state legislature
and candidate on the republican ticket for
state auditor, asking that he use his influ-
ence to prevent the ~standpatters in the
legislature from continuing the so-called
bolt on Governor mmf who Is the
republican caucus nominee for senator
MARSHALLTOWN-The three Italians
who were arrested Friday, when the police
raided an Italian home at SOP Railroad
merchandise, Were arraigned in Justice Mil
lard's court this afternoon. A charge of
receiving and concealing stolen property
was lodged against them by W. q, Conrath,
a special agent for the Northwestern rail-
road. All three pleaded not guilty end their
preliminary examination ives set for Sep
TENDER II. The bond OF each was fixed
at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
EVANS is NAMED FOR JUDGE
Franklin County Man Wihn the
PriEe on the Tenth
Ballot.
lFrom a sad correspondentl

From a stair corresponding
DES MONIES, Ia, Sept. 10.-(Speoial Tele-
gram )-Judge. Evans OF Franklin county
was nominated for supreme Judge, TO sue
coed the late Judge Bishop on the tenth
ballot at 8 o'clock. The bAllotlns had
continued steadily, The first changes were
In the direction Of increasing the vote OF
both Evans and Roberts and losses from
Berry and McHenry. Later Berry reoov-
cred his strength and Roberts commenced
to lose, but Evans gained steadily all
through. Finally the heavy counties in
southern Iowa turned to Evans. When II
was too late for any effect Polk county
abandoned McHenry and went 10 Berry,
but the strength or Gaynor and Green
disappeared and Evans was the winner.
The final vote was; Evans, 62S; Berry.
264: Hobson, ia; Coyle, s.; Green, AZ; Healy,
21: Roberts, 81. ,f .5..etn
The senate this afternoon took up tho
house primary amendment bill passed by
I'the house this forenoon and passed II by
a vote of 46 to 8, those voting in. the mega
tive being Dearmond. Bruce and Jones.
No amendments were made 20 the house
bill and when engrossed and signed II will
become a law. 1t provides for a separate
ballot on senator and provides that those
voting at the June primary for other po-
litical parties cannot have the ballot In
November. Every person must make re-
quest in writing for a ballot on senator and
his written request is an affidavit swear
ing that he is in sympathy with the prin-
cipies Of the republican party and has not
participated in any other party primary
within a year.
Senator Bruce introduced a concurrent
resolution to adjourn on Friday TO Novem-
har IN and IN meet then and elect n sem
ator. The resolution went over under the
rules. 1t is thought IL no election Is. made
tomorrow the legislature will adjourn on
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
POLICEMAN AVERTS TRAGEDY
Woman stopped as She Was Going 40
h River to Drown Self
and Babe,

Another tragedy in the already swollen
annals OF recent trouble in Omaha was
narrowly ayerted wednesday night about
IL o'clock by the Intervention of the police.
Mrs. Albert Dennis, who lives at SIC Will
liam street, was on her way to the river
to drown herself and ~2-month-old baby
which she was carrying in her arms. when
she was met by the patroiman on the beat
and brought TO the police station. The
policeman acted on advices from the mother
Of the Respondent woman, who says do
nestle trouble Is the cause. Police Captain
Mostyn sent out for a bottle OF milk for
the baby. and mother and child were lodged
in the matron's department OF the jail for
the night.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
Railway EmpIoyes, Meeting.

There was a good attendance at the open
meeting last night in the Knights Of
Pythias hall of the local branch of the
Iowa State Railway Employees Protective
association, several OF the members being
accompanied by their wives and other
MEMBERS of their families.
announcement was made that seventy
five new members had been enrolled since
the last meeting and that the association
was steadily growing in all parts Of the
state.
F. e. Deuel. of this city, state organizer
for the association, spoke on the good OF
the order. its aims and objects, while
Prof. Ryan added to the entertainment
of the evening with a ventriloquist and
sleight-of-hand performance, which was
much enjoyed.
Thomas Mcmillan was elected second
vice president.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
-Four transfers. aggregating.


Each wearing a red tag day" card
showing that they had not passed through
Omaha unnoticed. Charles Brooks, giving
his age as rs. and Marie NJ. McCarley.
asserting she was IL year old. and both
giving South omaha as their place Of resi-
dence. applied yesterday afternoon at the
office Of the clerk OF the district court
for a marriage license. They were dis
appointed. however. as Deputy Hardesty
decided that the young woman, whose
light summer dress did not reach down
to her shoe tops. did not ooh to be as
old as she claimed.
This Is too bad" said the disappointed
would-be-groom when Mr.. Hardesty an
nounced hat he could not issue the license
without better evidence of the young
woman. "Our friends IN South oman
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
Council Committee Recommends They
ne ~smantI

Council Committee Recommends They
ne DismantIed.
II the recommendation OF the committee
OF the whole, which met yesterday after
noon, are concurred in by the city council,
the $50 foot electric light towers in Coun-
Gil Bluffs will soon be relegated to the
junk pile. The councilmen inspected five
OF the six remaining light towers yester-
day afternoon and decided to recommend
that three of the five be dismantied and
the lights distributed in the respective ter
ritories. The other two are said to be the
property of the Citizens Gas & Electric
company and the committee took no action
in respect 10 them. 1t is likely, however,
that the ompany win take them down, as
IL has been anxious to change the lighting
system for some time.
The towers at Seventeenth avenue and
Third street, Twenty-first and Fifth ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street and Avenue
b are said to belong to the city, as does
the one on Oakland avenue. Those at Lit
tie Frank and Pierce streets and Sixth
street and Twelfth avenue are believed to
be the property Of the lighting company.
The committee decided yesterday that the
three towers belonging to the city were
not in a safe condition and will recon-
menu iluhN lUeS u6 ulSIlHnlleu as SOOn as
possible.
City Electrician Mckinley, who has made
a careful and thorough inspection of all
the light towers. is OF the opinion that the
six now In use are unsafe and ought to be
dismantled. Mr., Mckinley states that IL It
were only a matter Of guy wires and sup
port the repairs could be easily made. but
he does not consider the main structure as
worth repairing. In order TO replace the
defective parts Of the main structuer the
towers would have to be practically dis
mantled and reconstructed, which would
mean a big expense, more than the result
would justify. in Mr.. McKinley's estlma-
ton.
There is nc doubt but that residents on
Oakland avenue and In the territory lighted
by the tower on that avenue will strenu-
ously oppose the removal of hat tower.
The report and recommendations of the
committee of the whole will be submitted
at the meeting Of the city council next
Monday night.
The councilmen also visited Hazel street,
where the property owners had petltioned
for a widening OF the street. The commit
tee will recommend that the request be
denied.
Mayor Mahoney announced yesterday the
appointment of Councilmen Rigdon,
Younkerman and Mcmillan as the special
committee TO enter into a contract with
the lowest bidder on the construction OF
cement sidewalks. He also announced that
he, City Solicitor Kimball and Counciimen
Younkerman and Jensen will comprise the
delegation to represen the city at the an
nual meeting OF the League of Iowa NUM-
cipalities. to be held in Ottumwa Septem.
Der Is. II and Is,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
RECEPTION FOR VANNUTELLT
Pope's LeERte Formally Received in
London by PrelRtes from All
over the World.

LONDON, Sept. 1O.-With all the solemn
splendor Of the Roman Catholic church,
Cardinal Vincenzo Vannuteli, the pope's
legate, was formally received by the pre-
lates who have gathered here for the eu-
charistic congress over which he will pre-
side. The reception took place last evening
in a Westminster cathedral. Long before
the arrival of the legate every seat in the
cathedral, which Is capable Of accommodate
ing 5000 people. was occupied. The gal
lerles were crowded and In the streets
thousands waited for hours to get a
glimpse Of the pope's representative. Carr
dinal Vannutelli, with the attending priests.
walked from the ar~chbishop's house, q
block from the cathedral, through lines of
cheering people including hundreds of
priests who came from almost every
country in the world to attend the con-
gress.
The legate then addressed me prelates,
of whom there were a crater number pres.
ent than have gathered in one place In
England in centuries. The cardinal spoke
in Latin. ~
After giving expression to the honor he
felt in the mission confided to him by the
pope. he said that what touched the dele
gates most deeply was that they were re.
RECEIVING buCH HOspllapiS NSiSpAne Az Zig
land. II In the passage of time painful
divergencies had arisen they had gradually
been changed into a desire for peace, and
80, after centuries, for the first time the
doors Of Free England" had been opened
to a pontificaI cardinal legate, the princes
of the church, the bishops, and, q select
group of ecclesiastes.
In a few eloquent words the legate then
thanked England for the reception given
the delegates.
Archbishop Bourne replied IN English. He
welcomed the papal legate in the name Of
the clergy and the laity Of England.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
SENATOR ANKNENY DEFEATED
Governor Of washington Also Loses
at Primaries.

~
SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. lo.-Incomplete
returns from the state primary election
Indicate that senator Levy Ankeny OF
Walla WaIla has been defeated for re-
nomination by Representative Wesley L.
Jones OF North Yakima by from 1900 to
5000 votes. with Judge Wil''am H.. Smell
Of Tacoma far behind.
In the race for governor the incumbent,
Albert T. Mead, has been defeated. with
a decidedly close vote between former
Governor Henry Mcbride of Seattle and
Samuel @. Cosgrove of Pomeroy. Under
the law the winning candidate must re-
ceive forty per cent of the first choice
vote, and where four or more candidates
are running for the second choice must
be voted for. Mcbride seems to have a
slight lead on first choice, but Cosgrove
has a decided advantage for second choice
and may be the nominee.
Congressman William F. Humphrey OF
the First district and Francis w. Cush-
man OF Tacoma, Second district, were nom.
mated without opposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

rave planned all kinds OF festivities for
us this evening in celebration Of our mar
riage and now we will have to disappoint
them"
Mr.. Hardesty attempted TO console the
couple by suggesting that the festivities
could be postponed until Thursday and
that II the young woman was is years Of
age they could obtain a license in Omaha,
which would be nearer home.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
ReaI E.tate Transfers.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
September Q by the Pottawsttamie County
Abstract company Of Council Bluffs
Robert IL Theinhardt and wife TO Ed
ward Walker, lot 8. block 10, Beers
sub to Council Bluffs. W -d...........S 2S
Edward Greenlee and wife to Stewart
w. Mccall, lot Z. block II, Beers
sub to Council Bluffs, W d............ 125
Emma j. Jackson and husband to
%. W 1000
John L. Caldwell, single, to Charles
T. Hough. lot 16. Auditors sub of the
seh swh l2-I6-4O, " d....-.....,.".., $3.50
Four transfers axRreRatinR xS sOO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

DAVENPORT, Ia. Sept. 1O.-(special Teie-
~am.)-Haroid Henley, the 11-year-old
Davenport boy who had an aggravated at
tack of wanderlust, walked into his home
today after his parents and the police had
sought him a week and finally given him
up for dead. With $40 he had gone to Gin
ton, Ia, then traversed the state four
times to Sioux City. back to Chicago, then
to Omaha and back to Clinton. He trav-
eled on half fare and had just money
enough to bring him home, hungry and
broke, to receive the welcome accorded the
prodigal son.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

He sees best who foresees the conse-
quences of eye neglect and sees us in time
to avoid serious optical rouble. DIR. W.
w. Magarrell. Optometrlst, 10 Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

Do you need any kind Of a pump? Let
US give you prices. Iron pumps. up from
SL9O. ]. ZoOler Mer. Co. lOo-102-l04-l06
Broadway. Phones $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC

EMP1Eae LpNE or .TL1 ATLANTIC
Low rates; fast time; excellent service. ASH
any ticket agent for particulars or write
o. Il BHMJAArM. dBNsL. ACT.
asa So. CLARK ST. ChicARo- NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
UphOtsterin@.

George W. Klein. 10 South Main street.
Both phones. Have It done right"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE, SIOUX CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
omaha, Nebraska. August T. iS6

To the 5t6 kh0ldsrs;
Notice Is Hereby given, hat the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders OF Yhs Sioux
City and Western Railway company Will
be held at the office OF the company IN
South Sioux City Nebraska, at ten 90
O'clock a. M. on. Thursday. October E. 1908
TO elect directors tor the ensuing year and
railioad properly and franchise Of this COM
pany to the Chicago, B~CElinEton 4 Quincy
eFty aforesaid being now under lease to
said company. and Tor tbs t~ranAactiOn Of
such other business as may legally come
BY order Of The Board % pirestora.
". p. DURKEE.
Secretary.
AID SOL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

On ON LIGHT tow

Sterling Lexington steel ranges. Exclusive
agents. Petersen & schoening.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

CATCH YOUR WINTERS SUPPLY OF
COAL ENTIRELY GONE SEE THE
COUNCIL BLUFFS COAL AND ICE
COMPANY NOW. PHONES Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
Cured May FeveE aaa sammsr cold.

A. j. Nusbaum. Batesvils. Ind. writes;
Last year / suffered for three months with
a summer cold 30 distressing that It In
terfered with my business. I had many Of
the symptoms OF hay fever and a doctors
prescripitno did not reach my case. and
/ took several medicines which seemed to
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
DemOcrats Are OrraniHInR,

A meeting will be held this evening in
the democratic headquarters in the Squire
building at the corner of First avenue
and Pearl street for the purpose OF or
ganiSing a Bryan-Kern club. The COM
mittee, consisting Of Emmett FINLEY, DR..
S. ID. Tobey, J. 2 Hughes. Oscar Younker-
man and F. Shoemaker, appointed to pre-
pare a constitution and make other pre-
liminary arrangements for the ~organiza-
ton OF the club, met last evening. II is
understood that this COMMITTEES selected a
list of officers which Il will submit for
approval and confirmation at the meeting
tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE


coon FARMING LAND-Near Denver.
Greeley district; wells Is to 40 feet; album
dAnce % moisture; general farming, in
sluding corn raising enc crop pays for
NkrioNAI INVESTMENT Co.
- Brandeis Bids Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

KLEIN. 10 SOUTH MAIN STREET. BOTH
PHONES.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
counterfeit DOIIars

buy trouble. but a genuine. quarter buys
DR.. Kings New Llte Pills; for sonssIz
patton, malaria and jaundice.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
More Trouble in SHIN Family.

Interneoine war has broken out afresh
in the shill family. Arthur shill will have
a hearing before Justice Greene Saturday
afternoon on the charge of embezzling as
bailee a cook stove and other articles Of
household furniture. The complaint was
filed by the young mans father, Andrew
]. Shill.. Arthur Shill. who with his wife
was conducting a concession at the Potta-
wattamie county fair at Avoca, was ar
rested there yesterday morning by con-
stable Maltby of Justice Greene's court
and brought back to town. He furnished
a bond in the sum of 500 for his appear
ance next Saturday afternoon and took the
next train back to Avoca.
Young Shill stoutly denies embezzling the
cook stove or anything else. He declares
that he had bought the stove and paid for
1t with his own money.
A few weeks ago Arthur shill's wife
brought suit in Justice Greene's court
against her father-in-law, Andrew ]. Shill,
for $50 which she claimed to be due her
for service rendered In keeping house for
him. Shill, ST., countered by causing the
arrest of his son OF a charge Of breaking
and entering his house. The case was dis
missed.
Since the first embroglio Shill, ST., il
reported TO rave married again and on
this account, II is presumed, feels the need
Of the cook stove which he charges his
son with embezzling as bailee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

BEAUTIFUL lot in Hanscom Park district,
suitable for a contractors home. Owner
wants 70 build a residence on adjoining
let eee ReshSs . make arrangement
with Responsible contractor who will take
this lot as part payment ~ cash value.
Inquire no n nth st. Q9-M224 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
Boys Travels Enough.

Wanted, places for ladies to work for
room and board. Western Iowa College.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
ADMINISTRATIONS
0 REPAIRS

WE have in stock (no delay repairs for
every make of furnace. steam or hot water
heater, water fronts.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS,
laO6-OS Douglas st.
Telephones: Bell Doug. go. Ind. A362l.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11
Marriage

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday. to
he f~ollowfu0.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-11

HURRY HURRY HURRY
Buy a farm in Bendle county. South
Dakota. Wheat Is yielding 10 to rs bushels
per acre, oats 50 to 80. barley rs to 40, corn
prospects Of 80 to 60. and good farms at
only $25 to $50 per acre.
For particulars, call on d. Z. cMcMonies,
Huron, s. ID. Office over James Valley
bank. (20-MS75