Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-25
MANY co TO HEAR WILSON
Secretary to Deliver Address at Mis-.
souri, Valley Next Tuesday Night.
SPECIAL TRAINS FOR OCCASION
Republican and Democratic Meetings
Announced for Pottawattami ME
County-ENtra BOX for
Vote on senatOrship.


Hon. James Wilson, secretary of sgrl-
culture, is scheduled to speak at a re-
publican rally to be held next Tuesday
night in Missouri Valley, and 1t is ex-
pected that a number Of people Will go
from Council Bluffs to hear him. Word
from Harrison county yesterday was that
preparations are being made for a big
meeting at Missouri Valley.
Secretary Wilson is the most prominent
man who has been brought into the Ninth
congressional district in this campaign,
and Willis Stern, chairman Of the republt-
can county committee of Harrison county,
is arranging for special trains into Mis-
souri, Valley for the meeting next Tues
day.
Two additional republican meetings for
Pottawattamie county have been an
nounced by County Chairman E. Il. Smith.
One will be held next Friday at Hancock,
when Congressman w. /. Smith will be
the speaker, and the other at Oakland
next Tuesday. when the speakers will be
George w. Cullison Of Harlan and state
Senator c G. Saunders Of this city.
County Auditor Cheyne announced yes
terday that after consultation with
County Attorney Hess he had decided that
all polling places in the county must be
equipped with a separate ballot box for
the republican senatorial primary which
will take place on the day OF the general
election. The duty OF providing a suitable
box with a lock on 1t for this purpose falls
upon the township clerks and notices were
sent to them yesterday from the county
AUDITORS office that they are required to
make such provision.
At a meeting OF the executive board OF
the Iowa State Railway Employees Pro-
tective association held Thursday evening
at the residence Of b. F. Deuel., state or
ganizer, in this city the following were
named as a Legislative committee: Thomas
McMillen, Abe Mitchell, Council Bluffs; c.
j. Orrell, Avoca; Bert Ramsey. Atlantic
Evans Espereth, Missouri Valley; ]. Willis.
Valley Junction. Mr.. Deuel. is chairman of
the committee.
1t will be the duty OF this committee to
investigate the records Of all political can
didates Of both parties in Iowa and to as
certain their attitude toward the railroads
and their employees II elected to office.
The report OF the committee. it is planned,
will be the voting guide of the members of
the association.
Democratic Speaking Dates.
The following dates for democratic speak
ers in Pottawattamie county, including
those both in the city and the country
precincts, were announced by County Chair
man Lenocker last evening:
Crescent-This Saturday evening. s. b
Wadsworth and r. j. Capeli speakers.
Matchmaking evening, John p. Organ
and George N. Remington of Nicola speak
ers.
Macedonia-Monday evening, Lew T. Ge-
hung of Glenwood and John +. Organ OF
Council Bluffs speakers
Lewis Township-Monday evening. R. j
Organ, F. ]. Capell and s. b. Wadswortf
Treynor-Tuesday evening. ]. p. Organ
and f. j. Cap I'll speakers.
Garner Township-Cooks hall, Tuesday
evening, s. b. wadsworth and II. o. ourer
Boomer-Brick school house. Tuesda,
evening. II. l. Robertson and r. ]. Organ
First Ward, Council Bluffs-wednesday
Ter speakers.
York .Township-school house No. I
Wednesday evening, H.. L. Robertson ant
Charles f. Paschel speakers.
Neutrality-suspicious. school house, Wednes
day evening, r. j. Organ and F. J. Capel
sixth Ward, Council ~Bluffs-Thursda!
evening, J. =, organ and s. b.. Wadswortl
Hazel Dell-Parrish school house, Thurs
day evening. J. J. Hughes and f. ]. Capel
speakers.
Roscoe Barton and John I. Hazen, both o
AYOca, speakers.
evening" r. j. Cdpeil AM
Charles f. Paschel speakers.
Fourth Ward, Council Bluffs Frida.
evening, S. b.. Wadsworth and r, J. Orgai
, speakers.
Lincoln To~wnship-Frlday evening. JOIN
T. Hazen Of Avoca and II. L. Robertson
speakers
3 Oakiand-saturday afternoon at O'Clock
4 Hon. Claude r. Porter of CenterVille, can
didate for United States senator, will speak
Council Enthusiastically evening, at tia
opera house, Hon. Claude r. Porter viii
speak.
WE ARE UNPACKING our fall csnne
! goods and they are all true to the sample
In peas we have an extra fine qualit,
known as the Petit Pois. There is nothing
better canned-l5 cents per can. We hav
another brand Of larger varieties know
as the Champion brand; they are marrow
fats; two for rs cents. In corn we hav
{ a brand called the Windmill; il was canine
/ from the variety OF corn known as Coun
try Gentleman; 15c per can: Red Oak a
= 10 cents. In tomatoes we have the Advo
= they are a solid pack and are very fine
. 15c per can; the J. NJ. brand. two for :
cents. We still have some OF that goo
sauerkraut left; 10 cents per quart. Di
pickles. 10 cents per dozen; turnips, :
y cents per peck; lettuce. two for 5 cents
new spinach, 20 cents per peck. We sti
have grapes Of go1d quality. 30 cents pc
, basket. Lest you forget about It, orde
e your pumpkins now for Halloween par
ties: 10 cents each, Bartel & Miller, tele
phone $50. :
Imported Dutch bulb Hyacinths, soc do,
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