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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
WARsHIPs 10 BE PLTHFIKpERs
Maine and Alah.-ua ~ Leave Fl~et
and Prr-nre Way fer
Return

SAN FRANCISCO. Nay -2.-Al1eAey q
break hBs been rnR6e in LAs fsur nuHE ~
wHrEh5rs ur the huF- VIZ ths 5e1E-zurt
-f The Name fer Mare 1sland ana -hs song
of the Missouri ts HEDte- Putn1 -hs first
gag was na5s tn ths lins C uzs-lsEtil Jss.
and yes-erdsy ths norIla = ra-pean boEts
and dHs-ruvsrE got s-n5Hr wAT and pro
css6e6 20 Msrs 1sluns fu- reuatrs
Yesterday IL Was lsar-e5 nat fhs Maine
and ths Alabama shirh ARE t- be g.
tarhed from The ArlH- tiC f3eBl here are to
make ths ruvBEs 70 New Eu-k ~ -hs uHr
q The sueE canal There are many 6etafls
70 t,s arranged ln sack pm fo- The coming
q ths hiE rsst and tss Maine and Alahs-ls
wll act as ps-hflnds1g fu- the other four
teen. 70 which have been ADDED the Ne
tr-ssEs and ths w1scrnsi1-
Awards have 5ust been 1aHas fur E-T-
pIss for tha ~arshtps nov IN ths hsrhu-.
Ths HupplieE VII EaaTr ths vessels q fhs
AzlBr1ic fes1 On tnsir voyage across RE
Faci1c next rluu1h
More than 15g Ba pounds uf meat l-e
contracted fer. Tits ulE111-T vil De made
ID uf 300 900 pounds q Tru1en tssef ~ elF
pounds q frurs- veal md rnE1ton- 5sa 0g
pounds Ct PORK luins. a. aoo pounds q g-rrunr
Chickens. 5g11 pounds Of turkeys. Ebuln
- DOa pounds q frarkfB-ters. TsurE Esu-
sArsE. bolurnas and curnTr pressed ham E5A-
HB pounds q Smoked ham 2.50agaB pounds
q fluur. 1Blnlo pounds q sugar. q earned
peaches. pears and 1uDE1oes md evaTur-
H-sd apples there WI bs laid in Hhuu1
NyaBg E,cunaE TsEetzhlss tnrlods potB-
toes So RM pounds. uriuns 80 aa0 pounds
$50 pounds C Lima beans En6 Sl0E
s,uur,ds q Erue-kraut
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
WATER m BIG HORN CANAL
Celebrates az Rasfn a1 Curn pIetfon of
Zig W7EomfuE HrriEatFon
Project.

BASIN. MTn- Hay 12-fsperiHl Te5e-
r-rH1n)---he town q BASIN is rejoicing
thai Uais- ls nov running Through 1he en-
tire le-Eth Il the canal q Big Horn county
1r17EH1ior company Tris canal hzs been
uraeTted hF ths state engineers and is
one cf the best ronst-u-ted 6ltcheE in
W'yu--inE- u is ftftT-ffve niles long. took
three wears 70 huH5 and cns1 Sa928aa The
cE-Hl covers lhir-v 1hCusana acres I'm
uinE pas ths -0wr q Basin into rbs
GreT-SuI rirer
Settlers are rsE6slF taking uR the land
and trans sr-drE HI the country ab0re and
below BHsin i1no prosperous farms SIX
thousand acres are IN cultivation TINS year.
Before fan b % eXpe-tHd every one unde-
The cE.h1 VIII be sold and 10 cultivation.
The climate and son are especially adapted
10 The culrirE1ion q saEa- bests and lana
has been sst aside fur a factory which W-in
be IN operation ~ 3 Eh1-I time
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
TAKEN At POINT Of GUNS
y. W. FuIerton. Froznfnerf 81. Louis
1ounE Mas. Arrested in
Seastic.

SEATTLE. wRsh-. Mav E-R ~. Fu'-
lsrrun. Corrsn graduate sr5 s-r O. y
FuuH--u- of - Louis rresi6er- GO ire
Chiesro Iumhrr & Coal c1-rrrrT. v--s
taEsr st the poir1 of o ru- ty tive NeV
Nu-k de,e-1ires- from hlr rffics SHtur9-H
noon. PLACED tn az suta-u-tl- and taker
aboard THE steamship watson sust bsturt
sailing fc- san Francesca. THE sr-ss, was
made uran the request Frr q regaisatiun ty
Governor Hughes cf New Ta-az
John r Collins coHs- manager of -Hs
company. renewed a shcrr hufra-E7v scr1b-
bed u0te from Faus-ru- Sunday -iSht as
fcncpE
An arrested and or ry way n New
Turk- FreruEstives a. habaHs cursus ds-
MED me. wire father fun particulars
To1 uuct srur-urHri1n t- -.y facs
The vuvnF mar iiE charged with crime
against Gla5vs E5ch-r1 of New EurE CITY
and with treach q promise
SAN FRANCISCO. Nay 1.-THE s-sErner
Watson. having on board p w. Funer1uz
wao was arrested tn Seattle Las arrived
here and the case IE nov being considered
hT Superior Judge seven
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
EDUCATORS PROGRAM IS OUT
Secretary Of National Association An
nsuRces Mea WhS VIII Talk
az Cleveland

ST PAUL. Miur-. MsT -@-I-v-i1 Shepard
q WHOM secretary G me NEIlunE- Etu-
cHriuFnEl AssociEliur- hAs issued lhs otticial
r-aErau bulletin af me EssocdHf5uu's f0rgy-
sixth annual ruErs1riuu 70 hs bad guns
% 70 JulF al CFvslsnd
The program includes many actresses
and papers IN ed1cErj1nEl pollcy nov
prominently before teachers and edura-
tors Ia general Among lhE speakers 81 lh=
EenurEl sssEaus1s VII hs Andrew : Draper
NsW EurkE uurnmiEsiuner q edlca1iun.
whose ADDRESS WI bf On the BdEpriun q
the -1ubhr EehDol 10 Industrial ends.
Booker 7 WaEhlnE1ur- who VII hare for
MS tszz Negro E1BGErlun and the Ma
mon JBns Adams Whu VII speak uI
The Schnol and The IuuiErElr Chl6
and Ysr-hztlF C. & H BrsFruu daisiqu
inspector fer the LCndun oEDcIL whose
tuEac Is '-Cumpuls1rE EduHsIiun IL Indus
tres iu the schools of LoBdun-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
HARMONY IN NORTH DAKOTA
Senatorial Contest TPPermost, but
VIII Vet spoil Conrention.

MINOT. d Nay 1Z-DelsEs.es and
political leaders are arriving IL Minui fur
me Republican state delegate oo1vaat3un
which meets Thursday. Leaders q both
insurgents an6 stElwH--s ses-r positive that
the carrsntlul VII be hu--ourioas 10 mai
ter which 1Esnu1 gains the SUPREMACY
James ku1nedy q FErEn, woo arrived
yesterday. openly declared fo- the E-u
TINE as a candidate Tor Lbs position q uB-
IIurEl ruru11 ir-HHruEn.
Win his head ElIl tEn6EEsd as 2 result
of sn Operation on ms ear q few weeks
aEo Senator H c HRnsburouEh arrived To-
dEr 20 leak after ms inisreEtB Ee is
feeling much better and wIu nix freely In
lhs bEt1ls with 3 view q helping his
chances for re-slec1iun. To f-ien5s be an
nauncsS IhB1 be tu1en6sd 70 urerthroE
A1sERu5s- McKenzis ans his toluw1uE 4
EDuh 3 thlng is possible The fight suEl
now Is the frE1 skruiEh 70 determine
whether Mcks1rzis shan lend the party IN
ttis STATE End Thursdays couven1iul is sE-
psr1e5 70 show the relative strength q the
tDu- candidates fer Uufted States senator.
lis ou1cums Is also likely 10 6ernu1Elrsrs
whether The party Is 70 bs divided Al 1hs
pahs. Ak II WAs two years aga with ths
result 1hHi 4 democratic governor was
slec-ad
Rolh the EtRlRG11 ans tnsurFszt tE-tiazs
are for Tar. 30 there is ID risk q dlssen-
E3oa IhEt Tin involve tbs s1eutu-As vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
PUBLISHERS DO NOT TESTIFY
Failure TO Help Committee with
Paper FHcss Given ~ Ren-
sC4 for Delay.

WASHINGTON. Nav l2-In cannertlon
win the wood palp iEa1lun Chairman
Mann q The houss cuuuirtss having Ihe
nE1ler tl charge TODAY made sharp COM
glEiut q the failure of 1ae neEEEssVs- pub
nshsrK 10 come forward and supply the
eouuiit1es Wt1h fBclE bearing Up1a zhsir
charges Ess cEned Hrtsution 10 Their c11ri-
-cisus and ihe1 cuutraEts6 them with the
refusal q many q then 70 ssITFlE Lhs tn
tgrruE-dun E-flrh he ssi5 r WIS neuEEszrE
The uurnrnitirs should have tn preparing rs
Report - the house He declared II 70 bt
1lis desire q the cu-nruirtee rC report cur
1uE 1t8s sessio1. hu1 tnlrnated ttat the
luE 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
LEAWT FIGHTS AN ITALIAN
BrEaR,s Son-G8-Lzw Tses Knife en-
Model Wha srr1ck Hlm
with Club.

PARIS. May 12-W- Il LHsr1t1. sun-tn-
law q william J. Br17Eu- hsd q dangerous
encounter yessrdEy- with AZ ltE1lEl,
named cana w-ho had been Eir-iuE fur M
LssEvftt rs a model in connection with :
picture utich the American ar1lst Is paint
ing fcr The CITY han H1 Denver. Cole
Aftsr being released from hiE snEEEsulsni
cana returned repeatedly 10 M LHzEitt :
stuc3o and drDEnded ErtrE ccrurs-lsstaun-
TfliE WIS refused him The EludHl ft-s1ly
came bEck armed with q hludEe1l with
whlch he Etr-uck M L.earitt or 1hs head
TIE uTriE1 was knocked down bEt be
Jumped up IL ance and defended hi-nssl.
with & knife. Es slEsbed n cana and cul
hi1n un TIE hea6 Eslp rBus and tht ItEl-
tan Was arrested Bld taken 70 q hospital
M LHHr1rr was CIT un rht bead by the
t8uw 1rc- the sick bE1 nsiIhgr nA1 Is IL 4
dangerous cundinuz-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
HUGHEs WANTS Presidency ONLY
Under No Cfreumstances VIII He Ae-
cept Secondary Place.

NEW YORK May l2-Govsrn0r Hughes
in a letler 10 General Stewart L WOOD
ford announces formally that he would
Do1 be atls 10 BrusTt nomination for The
Flcs-EraEidancy and even Il elected could
not serVA
The governors letter WIS given 0u- here
today II READS as follows:
STATE OF NEW YORK. EXD-T-
TIVE CHAMBER ALBANY. My a.
1EB-My Dear General Woo5fur6.
find Tour letter Of the 7th inst
awaiting me on my return 70 Albany
have n0t said anything publicly regard
tlE the T1ce-TrHsi5snCy,. a. Ibe matter has
nuI been hf'uEctHc 10 me IN way which
Seemed 10 require any action On my pHr1-
Bu1 ! Dc Dut desire 70 have ny silence
rliEiuler-reted, and FUu Es delegate 10
Tie n0-Tentlun are entitled 10 Er uneIuiT-
ocAl statement Euu ErE entirely rgEtI
il TDug assumption a. 10 my sTrirudt.
] should not care 10 be thought lacking
I in appreciation q lts diErinc1iu- q Ifl-
pffics- BGt for reasons winch are control
IlE and leave no room for dls-usEl1i-l and
though ] WCui6 hs deeply sensible q Ihe
hCnur thereby conferred. ] should not be
Ebls 70 accept and would not IN any run-
tDEeDCg accept q DuUiuEIiun fCT The vice
presidency And eren were ! elected ]
cuUld nul sHTTs.
Win hiEh regard. am. tHithfnllv YOURS.
CHARLES Z HUGHES
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
SERIOUS CHARGE ON SOLDIER
ing Emma GOldmHn-s speech
EHfnEt ArmV and Navy.

SAN FRANCISCO, NAY L2-w1th q
ps.nEl1y t1El may rnHEI ANY sentence Ehu-I
or 6eBfh, hanging over him Private WI
BAN BuwBldE- Company A, TTlrE- battalion
q suElnsers. L. :. A. e 70 80 before .
courz martial On Friday nsE a. the
Preside. charged Wiih participating whus
In uniform IN 3 meeting held IL -tliE cry hy
the Az1arrtlsr leader. Emma Goldman, and
win having sTT,lAuded the attacks directed
~ the woman against Lhs United States
Eovsruuen1 and pE-11calErly against the
navy and army
The coUrt selected tu- Ihs tI1Rl Ull in
cluds Bsu1snEuI oolanzl three MAYORS and
ten captains
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
DEATH RECORD.


Ms EiEEn-A Bird. widow q The late
George Bird. dis6 a. 1hs huus q her
1auEhtHr Mrs " 3 ChEss four niles
north q E1ursnos MuncET- Ths funeral
al be held WsdnssdHT a. - sgth
services ~ hsr late hu-ns and burial h me
bone rsIueieTE- Mrs. Htrd Vas = years
uf aEs ans WEE born in EaE1 RaEtun Ncr-
ttlk. EnElEnd and UEE Fagnesr q Doug
4Es cul1rF- coming hsre E1-h hsr nus
uEn6 t- Moruun EzEun train A. hss
rhicrHn were present a. her dsEth- TFlsv
are Mrs. E1trfas and Ars. Chass q FTls--
enoe- Mrs. Bakzskis- Mrk Sls4 ana M
HazbrooE e WHEns. DAVID z Eird q
NuE1h F-iArls- George Bird q Flursnes snd
n p E1rd e NeEcaElis Ssh.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Prsnee and Anna AZ Genoa.

GENOA. Nay 12--Mrns. Anna Goul5 and
hsr ehndrsn, accompanied by Pr1nps De
saERz who ls5r Rome lasl evening. AZ
rlrtnE in t6-E CITY early todsy. They had
trsakfEst IN the sfHi5un Hnd lsft Al lB-g
& m fur Monte CE-lo.
Prince De sEEAn has been warned hv s
f-1aDd ffuin Paris uhE1 C0unt Buul he
CaEfelz-ls. former hlEt4nd C Mrns
Gou1d is dsisru1nsd 10 creA1s scandal
rhe moment De meets HIN Ths count
Is q the u5ilTinn thai Prince Ds Ssgsn
HAs IRE cEuse of the divorce proceedings
having been laEuu against hfu.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
HurOa rBiEat. "a Iolu1al.as.

HTEON. s d Nay IZ--Specis1 t-I-srEs
dsleEauuus uf EuiEh-s 1f Culumtas were
hsrs urer suudEE- zAeE GENE from nsigh-
bar--lg rcuns -u Eszlsl -hs Eurun EuiEtIs
IN she inlttailah - Lfg ur llurs sF-l-
oau-s frr rneuherssip szn5ET farunoun
zcao-1-,1-ied ~ naubHrs uf me lock
urdsr. IhsF Er-el5ed hlEh uEss a. 81
Martins Cath0he cbunch- Rev Fz1hsr u.
p Dasmund uthciEtinE IriliEt1Ty csre-
m1uigs uere heid IN ths aEara huass, zfts-
Ehirh a aangus- N-as SERVED - Wumsr
frserls q nemaeTs of rhs order Palmer
Lssssrn11ld uas 1aAErmhsler. ans during ne
prooeazirEs uurnhsr 81 hrlshI and Willy
s5.aschaf WHrE 1Ea=. ths orczsl1n t,siuE
salirtHed VIA a. zrtraruVe EragrAm b.
ne Hzrua C1nlsEt ar1haEzL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
DELAWARE & HUDSON BONDS
Stsekhoid~rs sf Read Autharfus Issve
of FiftF MfIIian Refund
Ing Paper.

NEW YORK NAY Stockholders q
the DslETHrs & Eudsun company rodvv
Authorised an issue q S5BB01 BB IN Z r.sr
cent rsfundtug binds far ~ lsEEr rhiT7v-ff4-.
EsarE u WzE snnuunced th-Ht not -,--s
thar - aaa.01 VII hs Issued Immediately
and nat rhis Niu be done 70 refund rhs
fuGEing oeht End 70 provide funds for IN
grgEeruenfE
T'he puhlie service uurnuissiun d Neu
YORK EtEEs WI be asked to suthoriEs ths
PROPOSED issue. Uu1l tins Is secured No
Steps VII bs taken toward G-rEaEinE for
the sHis q ths bonds A. rhs annual met
ms to5Ey ths retiring board q nHnsEers
acre ue-sleclsd
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
ADMIRAL ON PEACE AND WAR
Evans TeIls People Of Nsrrh Platte
BartIeshfps, Net stAtesneH.
Are Needed

NORTH PLATTE- Nsb- NAY E-(spz-
clal TelsErzrn. ,-AdruirEi HutiHE 7. Evans
arrived On T-iul Fsr--le rrHln 10 % al
SO rtis rlur1ing HiEl school cadets IN
Uniform and VIII bAnd, aud Hb1ut 90 ul-l.
narf met ne rrain- Admrzl EIEuE uErne
- Lhz rear G -hH ca- ~ rfz-rls. su5
maze q shu-E ET'sstl- -lzuE-nE lnsss as
ss1utls6 for 1hs reception Ar1HlE r1t.er
thiuEs. bs SAID I'VE VI always have
uHr a. long as ne hare autrhinE W1rrh
EtnB &c EEh1 0Fe1- ana -Tls more ba--
tlsst5ps We have ans IhE fewer EtE-esulsu
the langsr Ns NLl haze PEAR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
TAFT VOTES IN SEVERAL STATES
Fifth MiehiEan and Three Texas Dts-
trSetE fer Hfm-

GRAND RAPIDS Me-. Nay 12-Ths
flfth dis-ric1 ueFutliCEn cunTsEtiUn TO-DAY
slHera6 delaEHlss ro the national couVsn-
tiun irErrDcts5 for Taft
DALLAS TsTEE Nay 11-Eepgr1s from
three cen grHEEiunul district cnuT su-iaIE
held in Texas TO-DAY hE Republicans state
1tlat a. q Ihs 6slega1es were Instructed
fur Secretary Tzfl
GRAND RAPIU's Nseh,. Nay 12-Ths
r-in-h dlsr-icI rHgIutlirE1 nuuvsutiun rp6zT
ctross daieEz1es 70 Ihs narionEl couVeutior.
uutuE-rucIed-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
LETTERS TRACED TO ATLANTIC
ChaFI~s DSBsvna CaPtHr-d en- ChArEe
% AssA1Ea Csssm smIrted In
WEas=snkin-

ATLANTIC, Ia MaE 12-ChErles Donn-
s-zn WAS ErreEled here last uiEhr hy officers
uf Jefters1n ruurtg, T7iEEC-f IN Two gsslE
zro D1nurHn q iE alleges. assaulls5 q
posing SRI af-H.Usrd stealing & horse in
has efforts 10 escE-s- A1Isr 4 lhrllirlE
pl1 Eltt he vas cauEH- ans 5Ened- Or EsW
Years eve. 1slE Wt-ls rhe sheriff WEE a. 3
Egstrs TaRrrF. DunDFEr truEs 5Hll and freed
rzo othHTs E5s vas rrEoHd % Atlantic ~
means uI lsrtz-s Er--tau ~ Ina sEeslhesrg
ir ' izr1T.saZl
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
STORMY TIME IN MINNESOTA
Johnsen and BRYAN Men EEpeet 10
Clash Thursday

ST PAUL. MN. NAV 11.-AlthouEh ths
JohnsoHites are IN fun control q THE s-stF
EBd the fErt assures sending sTTicI JOIN
sun deleEEtion 10 De-rer, Il appears as Il
ths state uouvsutiun q Thursday VII be
q stormy uus-
The principal contest VII be 1vsr places
au the 5eleEstiun End other P1Eirions q
honor
The E-FHlitss- 3 II understood. VII in
Eis- thUl BTE-En hs second choice q the
MiunHHatH Delegation. Naturally lhs
E1-FEnftss VII nu1 ne recognized. and II is
expected mai they vii bolI and hold
rival c1uVsnzi0n.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
BIG SUM SECURED BY ROBBERS
Express HessenEeE en- Great NorTA-
ern Train BeHHen over Head
ard Car Loared-

SEATTLE Wash MAY Re J Fe-T1ns.
Great Nurthsln express messenger CA lhe
train which lsft Seattle a. sac clock tnlE
morning fur NsncoUrsr, r c. was bHE-er
over the head E-th rs uEl gun and te5
hand and foot by two men vhs entered rhf
tram JuE1 81 j. VAS leaving ssaIlle and
Ehl- EfEsT urErp3WHr-nE tls eTIlreEE mes
BeuEsr. looted ths strong box q q SUN
q money estimated AZ frs-n E.b51 10 sAsls
The rohhsrB escaped
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
BLANCHARD FOR PROHIBITION
srrfc1 HeEulation af Lfquor Trade
and FGflfRg fn Thai Actual
ProhGhdfEan-

BATON ROUGE La, Nay E-In the
message q GurEruu- BiEnctErd SEM 10
ths general assembly q Louisiana rodsr
be urEss 1hs s-Tle- Ht,EulH1i1n az The liquor
trafflt and sEg-s thH- & TINS does non or
rect me erEs EruRluE uu- n me sac q
uqaor Lnert Eh1ul1 D. absolute pCot hlli1r.
TIE message is -pt lunEsEt ever Huhrlifted
10 ths general Esse1ntly. j. llE thir-y
Newspaper c1aumns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
BELolT VAN ENDS HIS LIFE
T. h SmEfhe. urIth Large Interests an
NrhFaska shoor Him
Eeif-

Eno-T VIA Mas RE n sug1hs Il
Btloir aEed M FHarE wealthy retired
zaTu1eT W1o aLs larEe property Interests IL
Bertrand .1eh- caE1mlr-+1 sulcids az q
rratn tuday a. DAVIS 1Uncruz- IA - short
ne himself In lh= BEAD EE Was rsrurrlinE
t1 Eeioi1 from tile wesI where he had 51s1
acquired 3 large ErupeTry lt-e-.Eh me dsalh
of q relative F5e leaves s family No rea-
san q EEsiEU-E far Eis lcL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
INDIANA Is SILL II THE FIGHT
FAirh4nEs Men DenE They Haze
Tbr0wn II sBSEEe-

INDIANAPOLIS 1Ed- LaF E.-gus=pt
E. KsEIinE ore q the plli-ieEl Manager
f1r Woe PHesi5snt Charles " Fslrhznss
issu=L me following ErE1Hmsut To-Day
There 10 nul q word 0f rrULk in -hs re-
p1rg Eau- or from M zEnillErrE lEE- ui-I
lnE1 rte fiHld was "a b. lEf- uT,en h. Mr
Tan T1sse rs ss1TLE are SEN 1ut 10 rris-
ieaf rhE plfliC ln regard a. rlE real c-n-
cltians 1EclEuE WlL present tls name q
Wee PrssidzuI F1EirilE-EE 20 LnE reTI-t lCaU
uariuuHl uuuVsuIiuu d. guuH. and D. hEE &
tpsrrFr EtEnnE fuT Lhe EaEllUEriru rudaF
rt-E- Et auF IiEnH Elnus rne uEu--rat-l tssEE1-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
MONEY FOR WESTERN PACIFIC
Denrer Hzo Grsnde Annsuncrs
HoBeE PrSvtded fer This
LIae-

NEW HoRE NAY 12-Ths Denver 4
Eis Grznde rzLNsy. acting f0T the Weflern
Pacific. has, Ia NaE Hun1uuCed this AFTER
nom. s1ld EbbBi boil rWu year, 8 Ter uHll
-s--s. Eith flr T--Eafss g Cz-r-1--E tA=-
fer ttres years from 1s1t ProoHsdE uf The
slle rf these ne-s4 VII hs Uses ir rrmE1=-
Facfic-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
HAYWOOD PULLS FROM RACE
For2er Secretary Of Miners Win
drEWs An FaEor Of EuEe1e
~ DehE-

oaErsEIin1 1ld nut upHu uulL lEle todEF-
u Nas Hunuanoed te1ay lhar WllEzn D-
E5zg Es,1z E-u1i5 EEhdrsE zs . F1s1lds1.-.u-
ezrdlzEzs n 1EFuE 81 ElzEsns =. u,eaE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
sENGTE IN FAVoR OF NoTTo
CoErairtee 0n Finance Nores fer
HSuse Blil ResHortnE la
GGl Ne Trusr-

carulilsst or finance lslEV r1ts5 unzr-
ruuussy 70 rsy1-r me IN alrsssE TaFzse ~
lhs aozse FTaEialIE far tils Taru.Hr.sat res
lrrEugl ~ the Eugds. IN Gsd We Trns1-
- E-l1 and s1FsT eai2s 81 fhs Cullas
E-z-sE Ile mart. vEs dirsctad lu =
sz-rs5 fruu ths nazz - uEas- e ths
ETssi3z1r
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13
Several Of It's Buildings Practically
Wrecked ana Others DznAged.
STUDENTS TAKE TO EASEMENTS
Several Buildings Demolished IL the
Town Of Bellevue.
HTS RICHFIEID AND MEADOW
one Boy KILLED, ore Fatally and
Several others S-rfousIy Injured
Several Psrpons Injured
in BeIfsrue.


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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-13

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a,sr has1ess sal ne1r An ugen window a
sarane trss1a -l1ra1Eh L1is OslHninE tlsE
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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-09-11
Teachers Reception.

The teachers of the Public Schools
were given warm welcome back to
town for the years work, by the
patrons OF the schools who attended
the reception given in their honor at
the elegant home of Mr. and Mrs. G..
W. Wiegel on Thursday evening.
About $50 patrons and friends of the
school were present and made the
acquaintance of the new teachers
and visited aud got better acquaint-
ed with the old ones. Mr.. and Mrs
Wiegel welcomed the guests at the
door and the members of the Board.
Messrs. Richards on, Laird and Gro
we'll and their wives assisted in
giving the introductions when the
receiving line was formed. During
the evening musical program was
rendered, consisting of Il piano solo
by Mrs. J. 3. Rose. a duet by Misses
tiretta Brook and Mildred Holmes. a
cornet solo by Prof. Geo. Jatslin and
Il violin solo 10y Mr. J. "A Van NOrs-
dali. Fruit punch was served by the
hostess. The guests We're especially
interested i'm the fine collection OF In-
dian curios which they had an oppor-
tunity to inspect and at the same
time enjoy Il pleasant social evening.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-09-11
Voters Do Not Validate School Debt

The special school election for tt e
voters of the district to decide
whether or not they would validate
or ratify the Indebtedness, brought
out big vote, within so of the
total vote at the primary election
on Tuesday. The total was 22?,
and the voters refused to ratify by
IA vote of 12S to 95. TO ratify re-
quired three-ffths vote, and 1874
votes would have Teen required, so
that the valuation failed by 5 votes.
Considerable hard work was done
by both sides and many voters,
especially the ladies, were brought
to the polls in the hacks and buses.
All agree that the schools must be
kept going and desire the teachers
retained. They are a unit on that,
but the core of the opposition was
the fact that there had been no de-
tailed statement made by either the
old or the new board as to the dis
trict finances. Many voters refused
to validate the indebtedness until
they knew just what and why they
were doing. The result of the cleo
ton makes it difficult to tell Just
where we are at.
The general opinion expressed
seems to be that the board should
now have a detailed statement of
the receipts and expenditures of the
district prepared and published,
and as soon as the facts are gener-
ally known, a call for another
special election can be made, and
1t is thought the voters, with the
facts and figures before them, will
practically unanimously ratify the
Indebtedness. In the meantime the
schools should continue in regular
session and work.