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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
BOY KILLED BY COMPANION
One Young Hunter In Accidentally
Shot by Another.

shot by Another.
FREMONT, Neb., Nov. 4.-(Special Tele-
m.)-Bdgar Hubbard. a 14-year-old son
Of d. A. Hubbard, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank, was accidentally shot in the
head and killed by Leslie Whitcomb, a IA
year-old son OF e. l. Whitcomb of this
city, while out hunting on the Platte river
about II 80 this morning.
The two boys, accompanied by Basil
Sparks. another boy OF about the same age,
were out duck hunting ON the sandbar
southwest OF the dyke about three miles
west of this city. At the time the accident
occurred the Sparks boy was about half a
mile away from the others. Leslie says
they saw a flock of ducks coming and they
both kneeled dow to shoot. AS the ducks
came they were in line will the boys.
Leslie fired and just at that instant Edgar
stood up. the charge striking him in the
back OF the head and carrying away the
side of the skull. He then ran to the boat
and went after the Sparks boy and the two
wrapped the body of their companion in
an overcost and carried 1t to the boat and
started for the dyke. On account OF the
sandbars they were obliged to get out and
pull the boat. Both got in the water and
quicksand up to their armpits and reached
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
GLOOM ABOUT STATE HOUSE
Noise Like Men Preparing TO Pack
Trunks is Heard.
COECEDE TICKET is BEATEN
sessions of the state Teachers Assoc
citation O9en with n Large
Attendance from All POr-
lions of State.
(From q STAFF Correspondent

LINCOLN. Nov. 4.-(speriaI. with
only meager returns yet IN the republic
can state committee is willing to concede
and does concede that II looks like a
frost struck the state yesterday. with
only a small portion of the state for use
as a basis the committee has about con-
cluded that the tail has gone with the
hide and the demo-pop aggregation has
elected a complete state ticket. However.
there are not enough complete returns in
from enough counties to make this an
absolute fact and It may take a day or
two for II to be definitely decided just
who has been elected.
II is believed, and is likely true. that
Congressman Pollard has been defeated
in this ounty. Reports to his head
quarters show that he will come into
Lancaster county with 1874 votes to the
good. Lancaster county has swatted him
hard, so about twenty-three precincts
Indicate. These give John A. Mcguire a
majority in the neighborhood of 900.
The county committee figures that
Sheldon will carry the county over Shall
lenberger by about 1000.
The legislative ticket will be split and
the county committee says the ticket
known as the county option ticket has
won out. If this is true Lancaster county
Will send a democrat ana a republican 10
| the senate and three republicans and two
democrats to the house.
Around the state house employees and
| officers are Of the opinion they have losi
out and many of the employees are making
a noise like persons packing trunks.
The democratic state committee claims
everything in sight including the legisla.
ture. the congressman, the state ticket and
Bryan.
Martin Dimery, secretary to Governor
Sheldon, today received a husking peg from
a well wishing friend. Frequent inquiries
are being made as to the location Of the
largest cornfields.
1t is presumed the two constitutions
amendments have carried. II this is tbs
case Governor Sheldon will be called upor
to name four supreme Judges. Under the
law he can do this.
Teachers Meeting Opens.
The state teachers meeting began herr
today and the city is rowde witt
teachers. The various departments begar
their meetings this afternoon. All genera
sessions will be held in st. Paul church
On Friday evening the teachers will b
given a reception at the executive mansion
by Governor and Mrs. Sheldon. Tomorrow
afternoon the various departments will
select their officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05

It is said that Wall street stands aghast
at these remarkable figures of low cost Of
operation and 1t is said to be ~incredulous
tina any road could be operated at such
a low cost. but the people of the west. the
jewellers along the Union Pacific, know that
Mr.. Hartman has for some years been
spending millions In reducing grades and
shortening the line and reducing curves
that the cost of operation might be kept
down.
The report shows that one of the import
ant divisions of the Union Pacific handled
$3,OO0,00 worth of business In the month OF
July at the remarkable low cost OF but II
per cent of the gross.
These savings are accounted for by the
$t75, 1900 which Mr.. Hartman has spent
on the Union Pacific in the last seven
years, in addition to perhaps SIS, 900. 900
which has been spent and charged to the
operating account.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
baked Chee.e.

Into a soup tureen. slice thin and small
slices. sprinkle over each layer OF bread
a generous sprinkling OF grated American
cheese, put in a frying pan a generous piecS
of butter, slice and fry a medium sized
onion. When slightly Drowned pour on
boiling water the quantity Of soup wanted.
Let It boil a few minutes n then pOur
over the bread and cheese; cover n let
stand five to ten minutes. Will then be
ready TO serve. This also can be made witt
Swiss cheese. This is a French dish and
is a good substantial dish for those who
observe Fridays by not eating meat.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
Tickets Complimentary

Tickets for Nine. Yale's Lecture may be
obtained free of charge Dy applying for
them now at the Drug Department of the
Boston Store, j. l. Brandeis & Sons. The
tickets are free, but the best seats Will be
SiyoR to those making a purchase of any
OF the Yale preparations at the time OF
applying for tickets.
The lecture will begin promptly at 2SC
p. NJ. Ladies are kindly requested to be
seated at that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
kick.

The chairman OF the democratic com.
mitee takes exception to a flaring adver-
tisement OF the DrummAnd Carriage com
pany in the daily papers the day before
election saying that II Taft was elected
they would set steel tires for 50 cents each
and IL Bryan was elected they would sci
two steel tires for 81, the democrats chair
man claiming that this offer would influ.
ence the votes of owners or drivers Of dirt
wagons, coal, express and transfer WAGONS
Well It certainly looks that way.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05

Ladies are duly notified that Nine. Yale
Of Beauty Culture Fame, will combine
Science and Art in an Illustrated lecture
and artistic entertainment, to be given at
Boyd's opera house, Monday, November 10,
at 2;~ p. m,
What this wonderful woman has accom-
plished In her chosen life work Is best at
tested to IN the beauty Of her own person.
alIty. That speaks mere eenvineinsiy than
words. ~ -
Thousands upon thousands OF women all
over the world have received the same
Vrenarkeble benefits from the wonderful
\ Yale System that is 80 rapidly revolu-
t~ioniEiug Human Ugllness Int Physical
Beauty, Women OF all ages are being made
happy by what they are enabled to do for
themselves under Nine. Yale's System,
Well-meenlng persons have often ehal-
lenged Nine. Yale's claims to make women
naturally beautiful as physical ippessi-
bihties until Overwhelmingly convinced TO
the contrary by irrefutable evidence.
SYNOPSIS OF LECTURE
IsT ACT.-The Art of Beauty Gull
.lSND ACT-Fhe Science Of Physical
Culture.
Bird ACT,-The Poetry Of Motion.
9Th ACT,-TAe Art Of Good Styi.
General InstruetionA
COSTUMES.
Nine, Yale viii wear feer different cos
tunes OF beautiful design and eoioring
Her perfect figure wal. be aFtistleally dis
played.
MUSICAL PROGRAM:
Nine. Yale's Physical Culture Exercises
VIII DO given By her with fascinating
grace to the stralns eff greet music rea-
dtred by the Theatre Orchestra
Those attending will en3ey a Beauty Cub
thre tfeat a.mpogsipre to describe.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
OCTOBER WEATHER AVERAGE
Temperature for the Month WAs B8,
as Compared with AZ for
.Thirty-EiEat Years.

The month Of October has averaged up
fairly well In a meteorological way with
previous octobers for the last thirty-eisht
years. both in temperatures and precipita-
ton. The, average temperature for the
month was 53, as against the general aver
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
HYMENEAL
Rusk-Pfunder.

The marriage of Ray Rusk of Florence
and Mics Ruth Pfunder of Norfolk took
place., November 8, at 5 o'clock at the
residence OF Rev. Charles W. savidge, the
officiating minister.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
Boys, and Girls, Industrial CIubs.

Boys and Girls Industrial Clubs.
BEAVER CITY, Neb., Nov. L-Cspecisi I,
The Boys and Girls industrial clubs win
hold their annual meeting at Beaver Cfy,
Saturday. November IA. Superintendent Il.
]. Munday has issued a premium list with
over a hundred dollars for the winners.
There is much interest manifested, there
being over 300 in the contests. This is the
second annual meeting Of the industrial
clubs of Furnas county.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
BUSINESS MEN ARE HAPPY
Proverbial wheels Of Progress" Will
Now Turn Some, Says Banker.
REALTY OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT
A. L. Reed says Quiet VIII BE
Broken and RecOrds VIII show
BIG Gains I'm n short
Time.


Omaha commercial anu mercantile inter-
ests began business Wednesday morning
with more serenity ana confidence than for
some time. The result of the election is
the cause.
Business will now go ahead at a rapid
pace" declared Henry w. Yates, president
of the Nebraska National bank. THE
banking business will not be particularly
affected in itself. but since bankers are
the representatives OF all commercial in
terests the feeling Of confidence which has
swept over the world Of industry since list
night will bring about a period Of the full
est prosperity.
81 do not think the country would have
been wrecked had Bryan been elected. The
United States IL too big for one man to
wreak havoc, but there would have been a
considerable period Of uncertainty. hes1a-
ton and delay had Taft been beaten.
I'VE have not seen quite the last of
Bryan. No one thinks that he will ever
run for president again, but he will I'M
doubtedly be heard from in other ways"
Real estate circles were jubilant over the
choice Of the country. Realty dealers and
agencies feel business depression and I'M
certainty as quickly as anyone, II not
sooner than most said A. L. Reed Of the
Byron Reed company. "The result means
a decided stimulus to business of our kind
and an era of good times is certain"
Farmers will reap a reward the country
over for refusing to follow the bank guar
anty will-o'-the-wisp, Higher prices for
grain, or at least continued high prices, will
ensue as a result Of their fidelity to the re-
publican standard.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05

After the election comes the v~audeviIe.
What Will Happen Next?" the clever
comedy sketch presented by Wilfred
Clarke and companion players, is one OF
the best vaudeville offerings OF the sea-
son. This sketch is full of funny situa-
lions and 1t makes the audience feel In
the best of humor. It drives away cares
and fears. Sadie Sh herman, niece Of James
Schoolcraft Sherman, has a pretty act of
her own, A the Photographers" Mae
Melville is a woman with a humorous
turn. Tickets for the entire week are on
sale. Next week "A Night on a House.
boat" will be the particular feature Of
the bill. This act Will be presented by
nine persons, with an elaborate stage set
ting. A George AIDE sketch will be another
strong number next week. beginning sun
day matinee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
Chester A. Frazier.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 4-Chester A. Fra
zier, assistant superintendent OF terminals
OF the st. Paul road at Chicago and for
eight years station master in Milwaukee,
died here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
The 1 Hand

removes liver inactior and bowel stoppage
with DIR. Kings New Life Pills, the pain
less regulators. CSC. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
Announcement. OF the rhe.ter..

A decided novelty in the entertainment
line will be the offering at the Krug for
three days, starting tonight, in a new
musical drama entitled. The Little Organ
Grinder" which is credited with being
the most pleasing effort of its kind yet
written, The play proceeds easily and
naturally through it's various complica-
lions and there is intense heart interest
throughout the unfolding of it's plot. The
musical numbers are tuneful and the
songs catchy. The company of players
are far above the average. and especially
selected in regards to their ability to
enact the various roles.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
Lincoln Office Omaha Bee
SIS Little Building
Auto Phone 74l7, Bell A.cS9S
G. N. Porter, Manager.

he dyke almost exhausted and chilled after
struggling with the boat for an hour and
a half.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05

By using the various departments Of The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get the best re-
suits at the least expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
Good Prices FOR Farmers.

''You observe that grain markets opened
firm this morning" remarked Powell, chief
Inspector OF the Omaha Grain exchange.
THE victory Of Taft probably means that
the farmers will get good prices for their
cereal products for a considerable time.
There will be no immediate effect on ship
ments because Of the election, and the
movement of grain will be due chiefly to
ordinary conditions Of geography and eli
mate"
Retail merchants unanimously echoed the
views of Messrs. Yates, Reed and Powell,
The effect on them will be the same as on
men In other lines of business. = Had Bryan
won, they say, the wage-earner would have
saved his every possible dollar in fear lest
the time would rapidly come when he would
no longer be a wage-earner, and this APP
prehension has been in operation to some
extent all over the country for some weeks.
The worry entirely gone, the wage-earner's
wife and the wife of the man on a mod
crate salary will spend at least a regular
amount over the counters and showcases.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
DEATH RECORD.
william H. saxtOn.

HURON, 8. D., Nov. 4-(Special )-Wil-
liam H. Saxton died at his home IN this
city Sunday afternoon, aged Sc years. Mr..
Saxton was a native Of Pennsylvania and
since 10 years of age has been in the serv-
Zee of the Chicago & Northwestern, with
headquarters in this city. Thirteen years
ago he was stricken with paralysis and
from that time was unable to do service
as an engineer. He was prominent in
Masonic circles and funeral services were
conducted by that organization, at the
family residence Monday afternoon, Rev.
Duane Rifenbark delivering the sermon.
Besides his wife. Mr.. saxton leaves two
sons, Blair and VIII H; also a brother and
two sisters residing In Pennsylvania.
Henry Q. CrickmOre.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Henry c. Crick-
more, widely known among turfmen and
author of "Kricks Guide to the Turf" died
NJ pneumonia in this city today. Mr..
Crickmore's wide acquaintance among rae
ing men arose from his having officlated
az clerk of the scales at many of the large
race tracks throughout the eastern section
Of the county. For many years no was
regarded as an authority on racing records.
AT the time of his death he was clerk of
the scales for the Westchester Racing as
ISOLATION, the Coney Island Jockey club
and the washington Jockey club and was
secretary Of the National Hunt and Steeple
Chase association. He was 70 years old.
Mrs. Oireden McCIain.
Mrs. Oiredell McClain, 20 years of age,
died at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning at her
home, 2O7 South Twenty-eighth street. The
cause of death was given as heart failure.
though Mrs. McClain has been sick for
some time. She caves a husband, who is
employed by the Omaha Printing company.
There are no children, the couple having
lost two within the last year. The funeral
will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from
Taggart and Sons undertaking rooms.
Burial will be at Forest Lawn.
Chester A. Frazier.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 4-Chester A. Fra
LA, assls4art uDartntendfo ~ ~ ta-o,tnaIs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05
EIimination Of Bryan.

cit looks very much to me as II the over
whelming elimination Of Mr.. Bryan from
further influence in the, policies Of the DEM
ocratic party places him in the forefront
of socialism" said F. A. Brogan. THAT he
will be the socialistic leader of the future
is the logical trend of the events of yes
terday. He will havesto be reckoned with
in the future on that basis. While / sin
cerely deplore the loss Of Nebraska, IL we
have lost 1t. there isaas consolation In the
splendid victory that Governor Hughes has
won in New York as we'll as in the election
of Judge Taft to the presidency"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-05

Bee Want Ads Bring Results.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-04-30
THE TICKET IN MILWAUKEE,
Prohibitionists Encouraged by Unexpectedly
Large Vote

MILWAUKEE, April 23-(Special correspond
ence)-The Prohbitonists OF this city are very
much encouraged over the support which their mu-
nicipal ticket received at the recent election
For the first time in twenty years the Prohlbi-
tionists had ticket before the people OF Mil
waukee, and it was not expected that more than
four or five hundred votes would be obtained
for it. However, Mr.. Thomas Gardner, the
Prohibition candidate for mayor, received 735
votes; Mr.. A. E. Meilinz, the candidate for city
treasurer, received s67 votes; and the twelve
candidates for aldermen at large received an
average of about $50 votes.
This showing is so encouraging that steps
have been taken to perfect and strengthen the
city organization and to obtain an enrolment
Of the Prohibition voters by wards.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-04-30

1850 p. m.-Address by the Hon. Dan X. Sheen
$3.50 p. m.-Address by the Hon. Oliver W. Stewart
300 p. m.-Music Address by the Rev. Z. L. Eaton
DID,
THURSDAY MORNING,
500 a Mat St. Nicholas HoteD Meeting of new
State Central Committee
500 a. MAT Convention HalL) Prohibition Love
Feast.
$3.50 m.-Legsative Conference Lead by Edward E
Blake Superintendent of Legislative Department
Ten Minute Addresses:
The Legislature from the Inside. Observation-Disclosures.
The Hon. John X. Golden, the Hon. Dan R. Sheen
What a Prohibition Legislator Can do for Prohibition
49,, The Hon. Clay +. Gaumer
What Prohibition Legislator Can do for the People
.........................Th The Hon. Frank S. Regain
.................... The Hon. Nicholas L. Johnson
How to Carry Your District. The Hon. Oliver W. Stewart
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The Hon. Alonzo E. Wilson
1000 m-Conventon called to order. Supplementary
l0:15 a. m.-Report of Committee Resolutions
1900 a. m.-Suggesed Nominations for Candidates for
States Offices to be Voted the State Primary
August s. '
1850 a. m.-Recess.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON z
l:S0 p. m.-Music, Unfinished Business Adjournment of
Convention
$3.50 m.Traning School for Prohibition Organizers
County Chairmen and Secretaries Led by Edward F.
Blake: 10 Minute Addresses
How to Find Prohibitionists ..........T E Harvey
Organizing; How to do it and How do it. =.
Leo. f. Jeanmene
Doing Politics in Minnesota Roy w. Millican
Fund Raising by Personal Solicitation. Carl L. Rowland
Pointers for Field Workers. larry S. Warner
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-04-30
A Geological Suggestion

Editor OF The NATIONAL PRoHIBITIoNIsr: The
cartoon in The National Prohibitionist, repre-
senting the race between the elephant, the donkey
and the watermobile is good, but I suggest that
we adopt the camel as emblematic animal
He is patient long-enduring drinks nothing but
water, is prominently the dry" animal, and can
outrun either the elephant or the donkey
THE Rev. S. A. STEEL.
The camel would sure be all right for party
emblem if we would all get hump on our
selves once in a whoe.--Editor.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-04-30
IN FAR IDAHO
Revived Prohibition Interest Among The
Mountains
Mountains

BOISE, IDAHO, April "a Special correspondence)
Those who have read the announcement in
The National Prohibit mist of conference
of Prohibitionsts to be held in this city on Nav
6, are probably not aware that this conference
will draw recognition and support from a wide
and hitherto untouched field in this state Inter
est IN the Prohibition question has been very
much revived here and is rapidly increasing. For
nine years the state has had law allowing the
people of any incorporated city or village to pro-
hibit the liquor traffic, but until recently little
nothing has been done to take advantage of
the law. year ago the legislature passed
another law giving the county commissioners dis
cretlonary power in the matter of granting IL
censes outside of Incorporated cities 1t thus
comes into the power of the people to obtain
considerable degree of local Prohibition and, with
the right of women to vote it is believed that
Prohibition by active effort
Mr.. Z. D. Nichols, formerly we'll known as
Prohibition worker in the East, has been laboring
since September last effecting strong local or
CARNATIONS to take advantage of the law
South Boise, Meridian and Sugar City have
passed Prohibition ordinances. There is not now
saloon in Ada county outside of the state capital
city. Recently Mr.. Nichols spoke in American
Falls and inaugurated a movement there to pro-
hibit the saloon in that place. Early success in
the movement is expected. At Shoshone move
ment of the same kind is started
At the coming conference preparation will be
made to put strong Prohibition party ticket in
the field and to conduct an active campaign
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-04-30
San Francisco Reorganized

SAN FRANCISCO CALF. April 2o-(Special cor
respondence.) 1.-The county committee of this
county has been reorganized with Mr. Fred Head
as chairman, w. H. Dorman, secretary and
William Robinson, treasurer. Each of the eigh-
teen assembly districts of the county is to be
organized and each voter will be reached with
literature before election day. The present or
ganization is believed to be the best that has
been had in San Francisco in several years and
the outlook is considered good