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LoAN 4. scHREINER.

Wiarasport. Penn, Dec. John H Schrelner,
Of Philadelphia died here to-day at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs Harry J. Donaldson He was
g first lieutenant in the Civil War and MEMBER
of the class Of 1898 Princeton University. He Will
be buried in Arlington Cemetery, Washington, on
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BCCKINGHAM-H P JUdson, president, Uni
ysrE-ry O Chicago MANHAT-TAN.-Dr- ! A
Nader. Halifax PLAZA--Jean J. d SaziEo5, ST
Petersburg SEVILLE--Gener4I, " " Gordon.
e2vaCEsL. WzLDORF--W- G NcDoel, Chicago
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MRS cARTER-PAYNE FREE OF DEBTS.

Judge Holt granted a discharge in bankruptcy to
Mrs Caroline Leslie Carter Payne. who adiudt-
Gated a bankrupt in November, 1907 According TO
her schedules the liabilities amounted 10 s1s4-
41s62 and the assets-were stated to be worth
s5792s1s.
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Died.

poWNEY-on Friday evening Dscsr55sT & 5 sSs M.rT
Esssf Doaey s1 u In me ne asSh Ss Of his age asr
ss.S,sss @ wi be held a. his r ss .6s 8 At 10
O'Clock Intermeut woodlawn Cemetery
THE 4RsBEEE SPNsE sc 9ETT TE cqT 2T Of xEw 46 ~
Executve ofsces No 20 West 44th s'reI s -. s-.sn
Brother Edward A Do~ney. December An for t"s
''--' : --s-'o'' FRE5EEIeK p. USHER Prsssa'aI-
RICHARD T DAVIES, Secretary
KNEELArIDOn sunday. December 9. 1908 FraEsi1 . ?:
kneeiant IN the Sd year q rs ase T,I..ssV
stsrnoon Decea1ber s At go o'clock IaisrHaent sr-
A1ssa 4 id9a ssnaS y a5.s .fEn2 as-2 ''e @
n. J.. on tuesday. December 5 AZ $50
TDoUGALon Fdsy Dssspesr 9zs = IoSs ls9s w. e. Ne
S1s rsfdenes Ne 300 est it2tn s. 'Psansrai ssT-
vices viii be held the central rsssytsran Ssfs1
December s at 10 o'clock
nia!;55D HEAD9EARTs1es EoTs ZTH REGIMENT y 9 y
SoHls4dins ofeer announces deah O captain Joha
9snt are Invited e attend q fnsraI tss cs1sl
9. ays ss3 Ts7adaY DAY. Dsesmoe % a. 10 a m esFS VIII s@E
By order Colonel Appleton.
DE WITT O. FALLS. Adjutaat
York. Decsmber s. Isos@ora@r = No , ' -
Captain John sIeDo1gs srs5a5sis are Tssussisd .
Central Presbyterian Church. West 57th St bstEssa
manding
MQRIsoN-Cn Monday. December 2 ises slary xorisoa,
esesEer of Ire ate Archibald Moron EsatIvss ard
ITiends invited attend tire funeral ssrvtcas
" Ve1nssday. December . > ocI0eS g. al IAts
Tesl1eIcs' No 5lS West 15sth St E.aIiy Towers
STONE-On SUNDAY. DeceElber G. AZ 80 I0I I20ta
St FRANCES = stone. 1alsl-e- 1f william ".
stone Funeral private ll-eru-enr AI1uur AuhuTz.
Cemetery. Massachusetts
sTURGES-Jane Scott Sturges. daughter OF ths late
john and Catherine r scott. T4sh az hsP
home R1vercrsst, l6orh aE1 Fort Wash1rRroa
ave December 5. 1905 Funeral Tuesday Decsnn5eF
so~srs 4 sl II 4 m ln'F'n7n' private Niadi7 'ni'
YOCNG-At Jersey City. SUNDAY. Decerabe- g. 1913.
Edward F G Jung. in his 74rh
rom 81 JOINS Episcopal Church Sumuli-
Wednesday. December . at D H. Please onlE
New YORK December 7ra. 1903
AT 4 SPECIAL MEETING 0f Of Directors q
the Liberty National Bans HSQ follow
ing minute was unari irlOusiy adopted.
The members OF t2is Board HAVING learned with
sincere regret OF the death Of their
sunday December 6-n- 1905. desire record =
minute expressing their sorrow loss they
sustained
Mr.. Young elected a Director forz1ztfoa
% the bank. IN October 1891. and served faithfully
and CoDsctent ti0us4y from date until
He Of parts genial Kindly "a
disposition and able counsel
executive a5tty and sterling integrity HIS vide
experience and great ability made him a valuaos
counsellor. and his death viii distinct L5sz ehs
bank 70 his friends and 90 the community n Ehica
widely known
Resolved. That expression o. sucers co1doIsncs
be tsndered the members OF his family. aud rhak
a copy OF this minute BE to them
CHARLES W RIECKs. Cashisr1
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In Memoriam.
Taylor. william A.

Taylor William A.
RA PTON-On Sunday morning December g. 1905 at his
isra residence No. I22 West 74th Oliver Grant
TSaTton on Of the William and Eliza P. Barton.
tbs e5th wear Of Fuheral services will bs held
al calvary Chu-ch. 4th and 2ist Wednesday
af+@rnoOn December 9 o'clock Internent
wood at convenience Of family.
MEMBERS OF THB KAPPA ALPHA SOCIETY are re-
oested 10 attend funeral service FOR brother
oliver Grant Barton Calvary Church, Wednesday
noon. December g. at 2.
' THEODORE GILMAN. JRs. Secrstary.
BENJAAfIN-On Saturday. December AZ her residence
No, 65 East 77th St. Julia kean widow ot Colonsl
Fish. Funeral on TUESDAY December s at Garrison.
arrival of special train leaving from Lexington
terminal 1.15 and returning Immediately after
service. Washington %. O. papers please copy.
IUELI-Joseph. Of late Albert c. and
Sarah Rogers Colwen. on Monday December :, a HIS
residence. Cleveland. Ohio. in the 65th year his
CULvER-suddeniy. December g. at Hotel Ansonla.
George culver. OF North Granville. N aged TS
years. Funeral Sandy HH- N. Y. Interment az
ComstOck. y. 7. Troy and Albany papers please copy
DODD-At Newark n. j. Sunday. December 3.
1905 Bethuel Lewis Dodd. M. D., his $50 year.
service the home his Samuel W.
Dodd NJ d. No. IT SOuthmoat ave- Montcair.
N J.. Tuesday December S, 230 p m Inter
Rosedals Cemetery Al convenience OF family.
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OBITUARY.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL roRRgY.

Manila Dec T-IAeutenant Colonel Zerah W. Tor
rey inspector general OF the Department OF
visayas died suddenly in his Office at Ilolo this
morning.
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Forecast Tor Special LOcaties-For New Jersey.
far ana ccl1sE tOdsy tasr Rsdpesta ttb SLOWLY rising
3---aisHIg west Wizas, becoming variable
Tor Essis1n Pennsylvania fair today with cooler IL
shfeiie lfesslsfn portion probably fair Hsdnesday
sea s.sHs temperature: alEh;st.ag vest Tlacs
F7T Eastern >ew YORK, fair today ,s.h s.t.- &, -
Lel-e western parton; probably ai- Wes1es5s ,y1b
I-s--z lellpeTalfe diminishing ,.4-Ss
lEEg and Esrtabs - '----S D7lJI---is
: cr %eT England far aid colder
eS1Lesass stESng ~eE[ winds Diminishing by foaiybI
Eor western Sew York fair enc 80
cept axes. ,s.s- " -Ss-ay. eA-
pOrtioo diminishing winds beco4-f-' "a 'azt
--sL4N ailG
TOY Western Pennsylvania, fair to-e.Ev sne zk-.47s
except probably snow near the lake. Using
Wednesday Il sothern portion. winds becoming , S
Nariab-e -'e-L 3--a
Official Rscord--The following o-ofs1 -,,
from bureau shows the changes in ~. -.
psratu-e IRE rweny-four hours, in cornpaso
win the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-08

Highest tenlPeraturs YESTERDAY 81 degrees. lowest "a
average for corresponding date
IS for corresponding cate cf last thirtyhree
years 50
Local forecast. Fair today fair WeGnesday with
Slowly rising temperature diminishing winds,
coming llghI and variable.
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over the Wire" long distance Christmas time
romance by John Kendriek Bangs. La osSt sHSA~-- l
Tribune
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem Grand
Iral station webster and Jerome avenue toleys And
by carriage Lots $50 Teisphons 4S53 Grarasrcy
for Book OF Views representative.
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charge
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Congressional Ham0r," by the author Of Letters
zrtbuaA
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII Be
republished Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
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Of the Borouzhs Manhattan and The
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Monday. December Z. the
Church Of Ascension, 5th ave and 10th st. Man
hiatt the Rev. Percy s. Grant. Abby Little,
daughter OF Mrs and the late Everett Frazar, 10
Richard Franchot Warner.
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UNDERTAKERS.

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Private and public anbuances- Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be ndOrse
with full name and address
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In MemOridm. .

-AYLOR-Iu constant loving OF wiEliarz
Alexander Taylor. December s. 1908
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For points Europe and Al countries n the Ua4-
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Barton Oliver G. Marsh, Phebs W.
EerfaTrfn- Lula K McDougall, John W.
ToIv Joseph Morrison, Nary
S,,i,1ar -aorss r. Stone. Frances E
Dodd. Bethuel L. slUIsess JAAe p,
I0ouSnev Edward A Young. Edward ?. c.
Kneeland, Franklin Z
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Canadian Rates

subscriptions n New YORK city 70 the DAILY and
will be charged cant a copy sxrrs
postage addition 70 The rates oAuaed aboya
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n''n' D''''l'S' rHEoDoRB GILMAN. JR. Secretary.

MEMBERs OF THB KAPPA ALPHA SOCIETY are re-
o,estea 10 attend funeral service brother
6ver az Calvary Church. "Wednesday attsr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-17
BICYCLE SPECIALISTS TO
APPEAR At ORPHtUh

AS special attraction for next
week, Manager Cooley OF the Orpheum
theater has secured the Eldids, mar
yelous Mexican cyclists, who are tour.
ing the world and who come to the
Orpheum direct from one of the big
vaudeville circuits of the United
States. The Eldids stand at the very
top Of their line of work and II can
safely be promised that such wonder.
full riding as they will do here next
week has never been equalled in this
city. Their engagement will com.
mence Monday with the performance
of Lend Ne Your Wife"
Home Sweet Home" which was
presented for the first time last night,
proved a strong and entertaining
drama. 1t is to be played again to-
night and tomorrow night and tomor.
low afternoon. Little Miss Ida Hing
ley of this city is playing a part in
this play, which Is therefore of more
than ordinary local interest.
Seats are on sale for Lend Me
Your Wife," ana Under Sealed Ord.
ers," which are to be the bills next
week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-17

Sales-Between Boards: Oahu
sug. Co., 1924; So Onomoa, s2775; 80
Haw. c. & S. Co. $50: 80 o. II. & l..
Co., s94.5O; $1,000 o. Il. 4 l.. Gs. 500.
Session: Is Oahu Sug. Co, S2i; %
Koloa, 800.
Latest sugar quotation 1875 cents,
or $3.50 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-17
TESTIMONY TAKlN

Testimony in the suit for wages
and damages brought against the
German steamship Tolosan by former
Chief Engineer Diedrich took place
before Commissioner Hatch this
morning. The libellants attorney
Is George A. Davis, while the owners
of the ship are represented by Judge
Cooper. Captain Frank and German
Consul Pfotenhauer were examined.
- - -
In all races the mans brain aver
ages ten per cent heavier than the
Drain of the woman.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-17

Invitations have been issued to
members Of the Hawaiian Engineers
Association and others specially inter.
ested in the stereopticon, to be pres
ent at a lecture to be given tonight
on the construction and use of the re.
hectoscope. The lecture will be given
at Bingham Hal Oahu College, by w,
J. Mcneil, and owing to the limited
accommodations admission will be by
invitation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-17

The Board of Supervisors will hold
a meeting this evening and warm
time is expected, as several interest
ing matters are coming up. Among
them will be that of the confirmation
Of the appointment of Milverton as
Cathcarts deputy, the Eva road af.
fairs and the Hustace.Peck feed con.
tract.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-17

IngomGr Kaui PiltZ, the thrce.year.
old son of First Mate Geo. L. Piltz
of the steamer Mikahala, died last
"Wednesday from an attack of pneu.
monia. The sad event was very sud
Gen as on Tuesday the little fellow
had been playing about as usual. His
father was absent at Kauai at the
time
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-17

The drawing of Grand and Petit
jurors for the special February term
of the United States District Court
took place In Judge Dole's court this
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
lily until you have seen what BEE Want-adS"
have in store for you.
OFFERED EoR REM
FurnIshed Rooms-ContInued.

FURNISHED room. 1850 S. 10th st.
U5)-M629 Oot1x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Hans Anderson, 21l6 South Thirty
fourth, boy; Ben Novlck, 1898 South Eight
zenith, boy; Jacob A. Gross, 2704 Lake, boy;
Frank Il. Hodges, 5ll9 North Twenty-third
boy; Howard Miller, Thirty-sixth and Cum
ing, girl; Bertrand Kemper, 1913 South
TwenIy-ninth, boy; J. Il. Warren, Benson,
boy; Mike Norris, 29OS South Seventeenth,
boy; Harry Voss, $40 South Twenty-fourth
gill; William Beronek, 24l4 South Nine
Ieenth, boy; Albert Stenberg, IA South
Twenty-fitLh, boy; Pat Lennon, 4Ol4 North
rwenty-flfth, boy; Klenn G. Buck, 1903
Jones, boy; G. g. Stark, Thirty-sixth and
cunning, girl; l.. Nielsen, 1910 Michigan ave-
nue., boy; George Svenson, 1907 North Tween
Item, boy. 81.
Deatns-Baby Murphy. 2Ol5 Pierce, infant;
Thomas j. Costin, zS26 South Fifteenth, Al;
John Menning, Tw~enty-ninth and Leaven-
worth, 70; Evangeline hult, oil North Nine
teenth, l; baby Anderson, l44l North Tween
tieth, infant; Madeline Mckee. 3l79 South
Thirteenth infant.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
DEATH AND FUNER~,. NOTICES

ABBIN-sam, September IA, 1905. Age, s.
years
puneral services will be held at the
chapel of Bradley g. Torrance, N~inteenth
ana Cunning street, Tuesday, september 10,
at 9 u. m. interment at Forest Lawn
cemetery. Friends invited. deceased was
"a member of No. Is, Independent Order or
Redmen.
COSTIN-Thomas j., aged ii years.
Funeral from the residence of his aunt
Tuesday, september 10, at $3.50 a. m. to st.
Patricks church at 10 a. m. lnterment
holy Sepulchre cemetery.
kUEHN-Fred G. h., September Il, 1908, at
1925 p. m.
Funeral from the residence, 313 North
Twenty-fifth street, Tuesday, September 10,
at 2 y. m. Interment Forest Lawn cems-
terry.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
Ostrich Tunes.
TyPewri1eTs and sewing MachIne..

TYPEWRITER BARGAINS-Any make.
ali prices. Slightly used and rebuilt ma
chimes, good as new. at a saving of 90 to
50 per cent of manufacturers prices; full
guarantee. Machines rented; rent applied,
sold on easy monthly payments; sent
anywhere on approval without a deposit.
Write today for large bargain list. 3. +.
Swanson Co., 2l5 5th St., Des Moines. la.
Q6l -AI57I Is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
OFFERED FOR SALE
VCuntiuued.D
miscellaneous.

FOR SALE - Several handsome marble
mantels, together with CRATES and tilingi
these arc In perfect condition; VIII sell
at very small price. r. W. Bakef, Room
1Oa Bee Bldg. ub)-MlA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

WOULD like TO hear of good MINING or
other stock for sale which would he a
safe, profitable investment; NJ wildcat
cakes considered l. Darbyshi~e. BoA
tSl6, Rochester, n, Y G)-M529 l5x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

WOULD like to meet Investors who have
ready money to put into legitimate nay
ing business proposition. Stock subscrip-
tons accepted in amount of 500 up TO
$4,000, payable in installments as required
for working capital No risk attached,
large possibilities, investment secured bS
good contracts. Practically no operating
expenses; all stockholders share alike.
Proposition will pay 20 per cent mel in
two years. Careful investigation invited.
Promoters not desired. Only limited sale
OF stock. II interested address American
Recording Clock Co. OF Nebraska. Vim.
Y. Stafford, General Agent. 1000 Al 81,
Lincoln. Neb. 6)-MzT 1sx
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
FURNIsHED ROOM ADS,

Uhen accompanied by cash, the rate
Will bet One Insertion, 4 cents per
LfneI three or SIX consecutive fnseF"
lions, Is eents per line zach insertion 8
seven OF more consecutive insertions
= cents per hne each insertiOnB 80
cents per line Der mOnth.
wsnt aas fer The Bee may be left
at any of the fOllOwing drug stOres-
one is IN "cOrner aruagtst"-they
are ali branch Otaces for The Bee and
SOur "a win be inserted Just ne
promptly and en- ths same rates ~ at
the main once IN The bee Building,
seventeenth and Farnam streets
Albsch, w. c., 10Th and Farnam.
Beranek, s. A. 1t0s 8. 18th ST. .
beeht Phsrmscy. 11 =. 18th 81
Bemis PARK Pl.simacy &d and Cunning.
Blaks's Pharmacy, SIS Sherman Ave.
Caughlin, c. It,, 9Th and Pierce SITS.
Conte. ). b., sist ave. and Farnam st.
Criesey Pharmacy, 2th and Lake Sta
Sermak' Emil, 1ava-S 8. 18TH ~ G.,
Ehl6rs, p. IA. nv Leavenworth SI
roster a. Arnold. z2 N. 18th St
FreytaS, John J., l9l4 N. Ath ~
FLORENCE Drug 20, Florence, Neo; "a.
Green's Pharmacy. corner Park Ave. anO
Pacific.
aa;ssno1ss. e. 4. e; 81 :. 10TH g.
AayGen, William c.. 2S0 Tarnam st. 81.
Hanscom Park Pharmacy. 14o1 5. 18th 81
HOIST, John, VA N. 18th ST.
HUFF, A. L.. Es24 L~eavsnworth St.
King, X. S., 2SSS b'arnam 81.
kountze Place Pharmacy. 2eO4 n. cath St
Patrick Drug Co, l6O1 N. Mth 81.
L1th-op, Charles b., 12A N. Ath 81
Peyton, l.. h., oath and Leavenworth Sts
Saratoga Drug Co, 24th and Anaes Ave
Scnaefer's Cut Price Drug Co.. lotn ah0
sohasfer, August. 2Os1 N. 18th st.
Schmidt. j. H, gath and Stunning SIS.
storm Pharmacy, 18TH and Martha SITS.
walnut HUI Pharmacy, auth ana cunning
Walton Pharmacy, goth and Grace sts'
Worth. q. H.. 4Otn and Hamilton SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
AUTOMOBILES
BARTER AND ExCHAMGE

TRADEsi TRADES!
II you have something for sale or trade
eritS Us; we match everything.
STRINGER a CHILD.
Sos Paxton Block, Omaha.
G0-Mm octl
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
OFFERED FOR SALE
Furniture.

FOR SALE-Thursday afternoon from 2 to
4 o'clock, September II, at 1926 Dodge
street. there will be the following and
sale to individual buyers: Dining room
set, two bedroom sets, bookcase and rock
ing chairs. Q6)-M545 lex
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
PATENTS
PERSONAL

PRIVATE CONFINEMENT. HoME-Mra
DR.. King, 1924 N. 24th. Tel. Webster 1858.
QS)-264
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TYPEW RITTER

Cheap Tor Cash.
We nave a Remington machine, No. Il6, $50,
which we would like 10 sell. 1t has been
used a short time and is in good condi.
ton. Ask to see this at The Bee office,
18th and FaTnam SITS. u6)-M231
We nave a Remington machine, No. 1860,
which we would like to sell. 1t has been
used q short time and is in good condl-
ton. Ask to see this at The Bee office.
nth and Farnam SITS. Q6)-M23l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. you buy or rent
one examine the L. c, Smith & Bros.
writing in sight machine; write for cata-
logue. Coll or phone B. II. Swanson Co.
Inc. dealers, 1914 Farnam. Omaha.
Q@-7A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15

Advertisements for ths want al
columns will be takes unt1 n m. for
the evening edition and until . .. m.
for the morning M sunday editions.
Cash must accompany all orders for
want ads and no advertisement viii
be accepted fur less than 10 cents for
aFst Insertion.
Rates apply 60 4 The Daily o.
Sunday Rec.
Always ceunt stR words 90 = Mno.
Combinations Of Initials OF numbers
count a. one wore.
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CASH RATES ron WANT ADS.

REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - Ons
Insertion, per line, 10 seats. Two OF
more consecutive insertions, per line
q cents. Zach ~insegtioR made on ODD
days, 10 cents per IiRe. g1.6O PeF
line per mOAthJ exespttng that
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-15
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-shoe shop; best Iocauon IN
town; nine years IN place. good income.
Will retire from business. J. A. Huranek,
Fremont, Neb. (O-M7S ok
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
MAY LOOSE ALL
IN BIG SUIT

Judge Sullivan has at intervals
for the last 10 days been hearing
the suit OF the Fidelity Deposit Co.
of Maryland against Florence A.
and Edgar A. Oliver, to recover
$8,413.17 due the plaintiffs for
money advanced on account of the
defendants and costs entailed be-
cause Of certain bonds given for
Oliver while engaged In the con-
tracing business in 1906. Oliver
was at the time engaged in a
partnership with J. w. and James
A. sColson, and while thus connect
ed took q contract to build the
residence of Alfred Coolidge at
sf2, 6S8 and building for Charles
J. Kappes for 1894. Both jobs,
1T is claimed, were abandoned be-
fore completion, and had to be fin.
ished by the owners, thereby caus-
Ing a loss to the bonding company
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

on the Coolidge job Of $3,76S.79,
and on the Kappes job of $2,634.88,
which losses were paid by the
bonding company, together with
$1,000 attorneys fees. A like at.
torneys' fee is claimed in the pres
ent case.
The bonding company was pro.
tected by an indemnifying mort.
gage Of $4,000 on lots 1 and 2,
block 112, Railroad addition, which
is now sought to be foreclosed.
Mrs. Oliver claims that property
was purchased by her private
funds, and that she did not fully
understand the import of the mort
gage when it was given. II the
bonding company wins it's suit, 1t
is said that the Judgment will take
aobut all the property owned by
Oliver and wife. Danson & viii.
hams appear for the plaintiff, and
Crow & Richardson for the de-
PENDANTS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
aMWOt0 klIOH

absorb more, now that the govern
ment railroad has opened up a
large area of new territory, but the
real solution of this problem has
been found In Korea and the gov
eminent is just executing a plan
of colonization in that country.
The interests of Korea and Japan
have been identical for the cen
turtles and it is necessary for the
very existence OF the empire that
Korea should be under japanese
control. Korea is possessed of re.
sources which will take years to
develop and which Will insure a
livelihood to millions of our peo-
pie. To Korea we will send our
surplus population, where they will
ultimately fuse with the Koreans
who are in reality the Japanese
people Of century ago. Japan will
do for Korea what America has
done for Japan. We will elevate
her people to the standard of pres
ept day civilization.
Speaking as the government, l
wish to say that any further emf
grafton of Japanese laborers to
America will be prohibited and that
no concern need be felt by the peo-
pie of the Pacific coast regarding
the coming of our people to their
shores.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

Personally, have never ap.
proved of the emigration of our
people to an Anglo-Saxon country.
The two races under existing con-
ditions do not fuse. Social and in
dustrial differences are certain to
arise where the people of the two
races come together in large num-
bers, which tend to disturb the
friendly relations existing between
their governments. Time and a
more intelligent understanding be-
tween the masses of the people of
the west and of the east can alone
change this condition.
In Hawaii large number of our
people are happily settled and
there is no friction of any moment.
This is because Hawaii could not
exist without the Japanese laborer
to work her cane fields, as being a
territory of the United States the
Chinese are denied entrance. South
America offers market for a linn
tied amount of our surplus labor
and those of our people VI 20 have
gone there are doing very well.
The conditions in Manchuria are
SO unsettled that we have been UNI
able to determine the number of
laborers this territory will absorb.
The island of Formosa has alb.
sorbed few Thousand and will