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New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
CARPET CLEANING.

NY. CARPET CLEANING Works
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern
a3- AND iSS WEST 18Th ST
lei 4692- -46J3- kry ant Established 1881.
W. II. JORDAN. EDWIN LENTZ
VI J. TA-HIItN CD.. oriental rugs. sod
cleaned repaired stretched stored - 5
Tr1aduag tgHtE ST. Tee. S4Tl rs. s-stIa
GARRETT l. CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans bv compressed air steam. band -
on Hoor 1884 Broadway. Al East 4Sth -
coz & BRANDT. Tel I32-SSth-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
OCEAN STEAMERS.


| GQUI1ARDJ[=QLHES
FTqm Piers S1-52-Ss. NoIts Bier
LONDO&-PARIS
| Carouis a Dr. 70 10 AM Csrnsnia- Apr =. i0a-1
M'retaniaAp. II. loan Iusitania- Apr 2s. tNaul
CampaniaAp- Il. lean NT-etsnis. Ma 5.fcaa
NauTetania Larses,. Finest : Fastest
-USIld1ia WEDNESDAYS.
o These luxurious steamships
O<EOHl2 resuter the Liverpool ser
o. vice. beginning with AprA
IaE Malla 10Th. sailing
SATC CRIJAIS-Fo lightly.
HUNGARIAN-AME:RIC SERVICE
TO FICME VIA
- GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TRIES r. 81,
PtsHOhIa. -tfApr- 10. noonl I'm : me 1
>Carpathia. May ~. noon. July :. sept =
also calls at Genoa TCails al Azor-s
4HE CCNARD STEAMSHIP CO. LII.
Z-24 State St. opposite the Battery
AMERICAN LINE From rIsr Is (, ''f \ r.
PPLIYMloUTH-CHERB. +s0UTHAMPToN
e. SStni4delPhia Apr. 10 New York Apr =
81 Paul. Apr. IL St Louis. May 1
RED STAR LINE From Il PIER u. 4 y ''-'
NEW YORK-DOvEP- ANTWERP
Leland. Apr. 10 Lapiand Clewl- APr =
So n, oCnLand-. Apr Il VaderlIud- May
White STAR LInE as'i9 = Z Vis' F
new YORK -QU'NSTOWN-
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PASSENGER OFFICE BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
Long Island Real Estate for Sale
Unfurnished Apartments to Let.

TIIATBUSH-ONE AND TWO FAMILY HOUs SIS, 500
L cash. balance like rent HEICHEL. 1855 +. 18th s..
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09
RED "D" LINE

FOR SAN JUAN. P R IA GUAYFA
pro CABELLO- CURACAO AND
NARACATBO VIA CURACAO
: : PhNadslphi saturday. April 10. noo1
caracas ---..-. "a tI~dav- April - -oCa
FOR IA GJAYEs CURACAO AND
MARACAfBD-
NsrsCaIb-. saturd8y. April n noon
ZuIia .....---... saturday. Nay noon
Pier II adjoining Wall - Ferry Fro9k =
These steamers have superior accom- 11oda-
ti1us foT 0aSsenEers
ROJLTD$. BLISS & bAfT.i+rT.
General Manager = Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

cOACHMA Middle aged Protestant
married. children good city and
country driver. take care Of lawns. roads
country. with cottage. \. Bsily, 4;iSs
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-09

CDNFHN AN-CHAI FFEU r. Scntchmau.
single. -. experience IN repair shop and
driving automobiles. personal aud written
reference. moderate wages country pre-
fcrrcd William MacDouald, 434 East 17th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
peolai 10 nally Leader

Special 10 Daily Leader
Washington F-h ~ The atlor
aee general hes asked FOR an ap.
ronriatloa Of s5o00O with which 10
larry on the land title SUITS IN East
I'm oklahoma qhe appropriation s
ioIng opposed By the Oklahoma mem
icrs on the ground chat il @ not
needed
Before lhe appropriations commit
re Attorney General NouanprGe madc
De emerilen ihai there were emily
ieW huudfei 0i ihpRH Hum Whep
Representative caftey wha wae pres
ri promptly called hnl down with
the statement that there were ovm
2H0V suits aireadv started, end eayc
DO record OF Commissioner J Geo.
NtIghtH statement before the Indian
0mnltoe as proof THE attorney
lenefM admitted that he asa nut
inow much about ihe salia IN okla
lama
Mi Csfler produced a letter sent
ihp committee on Indian a1alss
iy woman Ia oklahoma The let.
ar stated chat she had never nughl
In acre ef ground hal never s0li
.ng. ana SET SUIT hnd been brought
aalns her and q lawyer ~ MasKa.
.ee had WFlilca her that be eonid
,ei me suit dismissed. ana asket p
ee Of i35e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

Lincoln. Neb. Feb William J.
Hryan IA his cammoner this week
slemanda fair play for Governor llas.
kell. the Isue oil the commuuef To-
das VIII say
Every accused person Is entitled
10 the benefit Of the doubt In All cas-.
es aud Il should be the rule thai men
reserve judgment But IN the case
of the governor pf Oklahoma II Il
particularly true that he should be
given The benefit Of the debit II
any federal proceedings brought
aealns. him.
This Is 50 because Governor
Haskell was long ago marked for
slaughter hy the president Di The
United Sister
"Erer since The governors tart Re.
plies ID Mi Roosevell's campalHn
donumeufAG every efIurl has been
made n n,rtaIh ieafral authorities
aided heNhn aaHlefn newspaper pub.
llshcy. 10 blast QoVeFuor Hashcll's
eareci.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
TO
DECEASED
COLLEAGUE


The las, tributea Of respect we're
said 70 the iate Senator Gee o John.
son Yesterday afternoon.
At lNuthirty o'clock the sennta
chamber was allied with the members
OF both house aud senete while The
salefies had lcng before been lllad
to their utmost capacity The ser.
Wees In The senate chamber were IN
charge Of Senator Frank A. Colville.
On the platform we're Gov Haskell
Lieutenant Governor EellamY Pres.
Ideni Graham. of the senate. Speaker
Wilson. Of The house. Senators Strain
and Culyille Representatives Ewell
Senate Chaplain Tucker and House
Chaplain Jones' Numerous and heau.
iiiul we're lhe floral tributes from The
two branches Of the legislature and
many friends ln the eliy end else.
where
The desk an6 chair 81 the dead sen.
al0r were draped ia mourning and
covered with flowers, while without,
waving 81 hat mast was the ilas for
which he bad fought four Of the best
sears Of hi3 life
Prayer Yves offered b. Chaplain
Tucker. followed by scripture reading
hY Representative Nwei rhan came
TIE funeral addfeas ny geaal0r Gel
vile. and 1t was one Of the nosl clio
quent and fareefu addresses cf thai
character aveF heard IN this cilt
Special music was furnished by the
Masonic temple choir, composed Of
Mrs cnughlan, Miss Maud Willlama
Miss Gertrude puttisun, Messfs Pat
Woodruff nan Williams and ism
Eeo, with Mrs w Duke as uTganisi
Following tho services Senator
strain took charge Of the body ard
The aaske. vas opened while handreds
uf friends ot he dead senator aled
past Tor a last look ct ihe silent fea.
tvrea.
Following shis she long nrocessloN
took 40 thu llae Of march from The
Legislative hall tc the depot
The remains were accompanied 70
MaquoHeif a. The last resting place
by 8 w. Johnson, a nephew. of anld
and wife under the honorary escort
81 Senator Davis. Representative Joe
Smith and a member of the Masonic
body. Of which the deceased was q
member.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
PLUCKY
WOMAN
THANKED

Both she house and lhc senate thif
morning passed by unanimous vote
i resolution thanking Miss Mar
Slower ior her timely assistance t
senator Yeager at lhe Thompson
tome "Wednesday morning The tFae
sdy III which Senator Coo @ John.
on lest his life. Is too fresh IN the
iublic mind ia need review
Miss Glover d a stonngfapher II
r goitIneham'R laS office
Whereas. L has become aHDan r.
he members 81 The Second lcRlsa
ure that The ife of Senator gepgei
vas saved bY the heroic efforts o
dis Glover Ia removing the body
lf Senator &eager Into the open alf
without calling for other aid. aud
Whereas. II IS the sense OF this
honorable body that ~ such acla o
ierosm shouti De Justly rewarded
therefore, be #
Resolved af The House ~ Repre-
entatlVes af the Second legislature
hat we hereby extend 10 Mlss Glog
oar vote of thanks gnd appreel
Ion for her thougnlful and timely eld
Senator Neager
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

3peelsl ia Daily Ieauer
NAshiuaton Feb Governor
Haskell ii Oklahoma b1s sent Q
tier to General Johnston command.
f.lnehlef 81 lie inaugural parade
militia. Waflne shsl Oklahoma WI
le ably fepfesentea in the luaasur'
4 papalp Governor haskell ha mol
thaesly Whai cnmMpleA N militia
anlld " gent but Il e believed hy
the Inaugural COMMITTEES that me
elae national Eaasl VII be eahsian'
Malh represented n ihe nareie.
owing Is the great expeasp lhsolt'
e1 IN aendlns militia from ukiapo,
ma rexaa and CALIFORNIA; We ~.
aunural eommiilee Is noi hooking lof
much from ihose states as iar e. the
mllllln ia concerned bnl / q nellef'
p1 I'll three slsfes Wifi sort civic
allegations "a participate 10 the paF'
ade
Lavish decorative preparations nge
under was fpf lae event and 4 Il ihe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
THe OFFICIAL niepAfsfi
War Department

washington April t5--iise 2 b
Halor General Dix. Neg York
This evening si about $3.50 7. N
TOrds Theatre. the President
while sitting IN bis nriYaie box Will
Mrs. Lincoln Mrs. Aarrlg and Maio
iathhone. WAS Shot by Gn assassli
eho suddenly euiored the box anf
lproached behind the President
! Fine assessln thee lesped ui OBJ
tage, 5randlsnlng @ large dagger
snlfe, and made he eaaepe IN "a
ear of lhr theatre,
rhe pistol tall entered ihe bac
If the Presidents head and neneirai
sa nearly through the heaa. Th.
xound IS mortal
The President has been lnaensibll
syet since n vas Inflicted and i
1aW dylrg
About the sane hour ca ASSASSIN
whether The same or not, entered Nj
iewarda apartments, and under ihf
9fetense Of having prescription
Was shown 70 The sgeTeiars's VIC
hambef. The assaasiu immediate
rushed 10 the bed end lnfllcie
40 or three siahs on the throat aut
$50 on Ehe ilca
ii u hoped lhe wounds may no
m0flal ~ apprehension "a tha'
hey viii prove fatal
The nurse aisrmea NJ. Ffederlri
seward. who vas IN "a adjoining
ooin. ana Ne FASTENED " The doc
Il hls Fa,her'A room when ae me
he assasaln, whn inflicted upuli HIN
NE or mere dangerous wounds Thu
neoyofY cf Frederick SeHard &
i8uhlinl
Il d. 10, ruhahl .hai 'h pfesl
lent ull fge through tne nlsi;
General Grant and vile we're edYef
lseI "a le at the theatre this ever
'hg. bnl lla etlrted 70 bufllngiou E
IL THIS eNpnIne saiH
IS A ne fNbinut uieellnx 4nal which
4entwai Cant wha prnaenip thefsHl
leoi Of ihs state o. the etunsrs ant
he prospect oE a speedy peaeo wa
discussed THE presldeut WIS YER
eterrfuI ans hnHtfi and s1fs 'tt'
|eitfily ef General tee and Hllsefa 8
Title runle0eraey .and Of the oFsal
|nahment Of government IN YirslnlE
An the membefs of tho Cabinet e
|eept Mt Seward are now "a allenf
|ance upon the President.
have seen Afr seNurd hut b
land Frederick are both unconscious
EDWIN y STANTON
senfalar s0E Wal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
AT INAUGURAL

desire 81 iht committee on 1aeorf.
tlsn 10 oaf da cyuythfue tbal hss
been preginnsl9 attempted alpng ihul
line The preliminary preparations
for ne adornmfng of She great In
aueural ballroom have already beeA
begun. The lec0fstlse sehemn ~ the
room wlll 1a original Ia lis simplicity
one of the distinctive TEXTURES he
INK aeriea, ii chandeliers suspend
81 ffon rofHeuas ssanopf rach
chandelier causine i2a lamns elvluE
an effect ns nearly aa possible, u
tha old crystal chandeliers W'tt glass
candles
Tho floral decorations N2l he palm
fafns. southern smilhx crimson Famhs
iefs, with American lieanis rases pF
ehlds. cui flowers ana tropical nalns
ii the Presidents box ana faeeplou
faogu.
one af the distinct departure irpq
eoIofin9 schemea end decorations d
former inaugural festivities Il ihat
Continued en pese Eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
SQUARE DEAL, ,BRYANDEMANDS

The Associated Press reports that
the federal grand inry al Mnsbogee
was surrounded by tbs Roosevelt se.
cret service SYSTEM Under lhe cir
eumasances # must be clear chat this
federal Indictment brought against
tho governor Of Oklahoma eoncs be.
fore the American people IN q clnud
O susplN0n
vi geas Without saving shstif Gov.
efnor Haskell has been guilty Of
wrong doing he should no neld 10
account and Ii maY not be debated
that With ali the facilities At Nj
RooseYelt's command be could not
escape unless he was lnnoeefs he'
yond al question But the governor
Of 0klahoma IS also. entitled 70 saIg
play. Call II a square deaf u 8nm
please. although AR Roosevelt hns
made that high and honorable term
nbnoklons within The hearing oi fall
mcn.
Assalled sY TIE president 0f tie
lCoAIIaned ia Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
o'rom Nev Nark Herald ArlI is iRl Z
|4 .l
{ xT RA
$40 A. M.
New York, saturday April is 1865.
ID E A Il I'll
OF
THE PRESIDENT
| t urther Details or the
Great Crime,
----a-...~.--.--4----sa
Additional Dispatches from The
Secretary Of War,
.4-------------s
What is known OF
the ASSaSSinS.
TIE OFFICIAL DESPATCHED.

WAT HtUNtiMthlH
Washington, April i5- -9.i0 "a. NJ
daior General Dix. New York;
The President continues lnsenslhll
md sinking
Secretary Seward remains without
.hange Frederick Stewards skull Il
racturea ia two places, besides q
severe cut upon the head The al
endant is still alive but hopeless
Major Stewards wounds are not dang
ar0uA.
II is nov ascertained wltk reason
lbe certainty that two nssaslns Were
mgaged ~ the horrible crime, Wilkes
Booth being the one that shot lh'
PRESIDENT. and the other an accom-
lllce whose name ia not known, but
whose description is SO clear that h'
an hardly escape.
n appears from papers found y
Booths trunk that the murder wa,
PLANNED before the ith OF March, bu
ell through then. beunuse the nc
ompllce backed out until "Rlehmont
A0nld be heard FROM
Booth and his accomnllce we're a
the livery stable at O'Clock las
evening. ana left here with theli
lorses At 10 O'Clock, or shortly be
ore that hour.
Ii would appear shat they had foi
everal days. been seeking thell
hance, but for some unknown reas
IN Il was not carried into effect un
Il last night
One Of the eaaasslns has evidently
made his way ln Belllnaaa9 the 9th
ar has rot yet been traced
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

We Vfldf#1'.
eel lewis of apekham county and
fajar Turner uf sulphur arc two Yets
rams of the house Turner e Gs
md fpWls wlll be gs IL MAY 10th
fe orators oi the Old school lur.
ier tba silyefionmede s $. PREM.
lss type Lewis after Che direct
peaklne fashion Of Andrew Jackson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
OBSERVED
LINCOLN s
BIRTHDAY

Llnooins 00th birthday anniversar
was tiiiiiglY observed IN thc eapila
city spcelai programs were conduct
ed IN the various ward schools IN Ia
city this morning consisting of rec
iatIons, oralions, reading Of lincoln
iayoate poem aud singing 81 his III,
oille songs N the Logan county hlg
school This morning program wa
carried oci hy pupils. State superb
iendant lg f. Cameron and CITY Sui
efinlsndeut vi IS Calvert deiVeref
eloquen. eal0siea Go the great emli
cipat0r
Federal state. eaunly and city of
csa we're a'nsed al day Many o.
ihe stores also closed during lhe NJ
lcrnaoa
The ieatufe OF lhe parade vas
'he long procession Of school chill
ifen from the primary grade up
The aigh school marching IN line an.
singing patriotic songs The Grant
Army yaierans. ladies OF the q, A. RI
Womeas Relief Corps and Sons
Veterans The local militia and flfs
rogimenlal band also participated
ihe parade
At The CITY hall e program lttini
20 the oag was carried out Judge NJ
C CARRIER s. enid and r G Hunt, 4
ihls city delivered The principal adj
dresses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

lut for sss00o.
snIl asg in district court reads +
faia IN Oklahoma hy + $ caldwell
the lone iI0lel Go recovery o peu
lly undor section i2 article 3 chppiel
2 session laws uf is07.s fas9ee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
CL ASHE[I

Cnuncllmen M T. Morrison and g
a. lI0ller both from ihe Fourth war
aixel II Ia fisl fght on the waei
gje Wednesday afternoon about fon
fclnell. Holler being the smaller go
he worst Of the deal and gfsies8a4
gwore out q werrant ageinst Morrison
harelng him with assault aud bai
afy The case Was aei ior trial rex
'uesday afternoon before Police
udge " aoles She trouble, Il Il
llcaed. arose over the matter II
3hleii the sever is being constructed
between Noble and warner ayenues
N The West SIDE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

Report Wanted n #aleb
II 2 Bonahea, Of swansea Wales
makes request for ans of sisa Esle
inrnamS feuortf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
gHE PRESIDENT DEAD
Wgr Deparlment

washington. April IS 1880 A. NJ
Haior General Dix, New York
Abraham Lincoln died this morn
ms a. twenty-five minutes pest
ielOcs
EDWIN NJ STANTON
Secretary Of Wnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

On account Of the death OF Senator
Geo q johnson sbe students Of The
Central slale normal school dld moi
put on lHa hurlesane On The Her
chant of NnnIge last night 1t tn
opera huHs 1he ulay viii Ne HiFa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

1lohWaYman Wanted
The ghpn6a Office has been nntlhea
o lock out FOR fiershel Wolfe high
Yagman, who is wanted At Tulsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

laremore seisoztloa 1aSs
A delegation of CIaremore alllzehs
eadea by Mayor I1aela. Is here lnuk
Va sfler public buildings location
aftfr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

Mrf a0uIdlnf Enieftflnn
Mira p ! Gouiilne pleasantly en-
teftslued number Of friends Al
rarda at her rooms In the lone las
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

i.rasa FesM 1oed
sepr6lafK 81 State 1911 Gross WAS
ceiling clipper and gay thls morn
ug Il holiday saia 3ill but
M busy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
ALL SAFE

New York Feb. I2--k wireless mes
sage FROM shs tender Yanhton. which
rs preceding the hllsntic betileahlr
ileet pn rs wag home was picked ap
sarly todaY hy he wireless station
4t Fine ISLAND The message gives
The location by latitude. longitude
ana eonclahes. ez7lne weather cruise
uneYanllul
In longlnaaal position the shlpe
last night #ere about twenty miles
south OF the Azores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

Governor AMI Mrs Elaskcli will
leave this evening Ter Oklahoma city,
Muskligep and Vinlta They wlslgffl
ilnn Monday ii9s a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

Chean lQfs
John Massey Today houahi 7i NJ "
Willlken lefa u and Is n block 6g
y G for $500
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-09
CLOTHES DR.. COOK WORE ON
HIS NORTH POLE EXPEDITION
Garments Are ON Display at the Bran
dcis old store, OdOr
and All.

Pcary may have flched from Cook his
north pole thunder, but Omaha has skinned
him out Of his buds.
Or. Frederick Cooks Arctic clothes are at
Brandeis' old store, on exhibition. They
are unique, bulky, well worn-and plenty
smelly. They sniff acutely OF the musk OK
and give one an idea of being about to
present his visiting card to a polar bear.
II one went to don the undershirt, in a
p%enitent spirit, he would get the ecstatic
feeling, no doubt, that used to thrill the
dcvotees Of the middle ages when they
were clothed in garments lined with cookie
burrs and alive with the tiny agrlculturists
sometimes Indigenous to the unwash9d
human body,
Cooks undershirt. worn for any lengthy
spell, would qualify the greatest knocker
on earth for a reserved grand stand seat
on the shadiest edge of the Elysian fields.
1t has a rough textured interior. padded on
the outside like a foot ball players nose
when he is butting into a hobnailed man
going sixty miles an hour around an end.
TIT Doctors pants look like the skins
Of two small polar bears sewed together,
like Bryan o'Lynn's, with the hairy side
out. They are Of the simplest in style, and
- 80 80 11e3N1 Aah AANGAAkEu kIEAAA
to put on their victims, in a hot room,
nothing would have been left in a few
minutes but a grease spot
Below the pants of noisy aroma the
doctor wore walrus boots that nave the air
OF serviceability, although quite tramped
out OF any particular shape. Near by the
boots are the fox-tail cuffs worn under the
knee and fastened with running strings.
Liz everything else in the group, they
show much wear.
Tn exhibit is on the second floor of the
old Brandeis store and at the other end
Is a photograph, continually grinding out
in Doctor Cooks own voice. a story of his
trip to the big nail" The firm has made
a hit by getting the exhibit, as already tn
crowds are beginning to throng the ic
grOtto where It is placed, so that TO get
IN the late conner must await his turn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-09
PARK BONDS CARRY
Issues for Library and Engine Houses
Are Defeated.
OFFICIAL CANVAS BY THE BOARD
Opening Of Reveals No
GIarinE ImpOsitiona PerDetrated
on n DefenseIess People by
the Election Officers.

After canvassing the vote OF November
?, on the proposed bond issues Monday
mprning. the city council declared the
bonds for park purposes to have been car
ried. The bonds for buying a new public
library site and for constructing three
new engine houses were declared not car
ried.
q The official figures as returned by the
~canvassing board. City Clerk Butler, George
CIendenning Clark and Arthur P. Grotte,
were:
Park Bonds-For 1857, against 1902. Car
ried by 157.
Library Bonds-Tor 2,s7O. against 12S5.
Lost by 6S,
Engine House Bonds-For 1893, against
1923. Lost by %.
Before the formal canvass Assistant City
Attorney Rine secured an order from the
district court to nav E, F.. E.. R~idgeway,
custodian Of the voting machines. open
the machines from the Third precinct Of
the Third ward and the Second precinct
Of the Fifth ward.
When the Third ward machine was
opened it was discovered that the election
board had copied the vote on two supreme
judges as the vote on the library and
engine house bonds. The returns to the
city clerk showed: For library bonds 80,
against Is; for engine house bonds 80,
against 15S. The correct figures are: For
library bonds Is, against s; for engine house
bonds l6, against a
In the Fifth precinct of the Second ward
the return to the clerk was verified: For
park bonds 96. against 1888; for library
bonds 20. against 1888; for engine house
bonds AZ. against 100. And the councilmen
wondered who had been busy knocking
the bond Issues in that particular precinct.
II the vote here had been reversed, or even
II anything like an even, break had re-
suited. all three issues would have car
riod.
When the mistake In reading the machine
was discovered Assistant City Attorney
Rine and City Clerk Butler opined tina
possibly some other mistakes might be dis.
covered in other machines that would
change the result on supreme judges. A
second examination by Mr.. Rine proved
however, that the error In copying the
figures would not cut any figure, because
the republicans had the high vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-09
Woodmen Still
Hardening Secret
Not Yet Ready to Say Where That
Skyscrsper Will Be
Erected.

Harry Turkey OF the firm Of A. P. Turkey
& Son is still at work securing options for
the new Woodmen Of the World building,
but both Mr.. Turkey and officers OF the
Woodmen refuse to divulge the name Of
the site selected. options have been Sc
cured on two sites on the corner Of Four
teenth and Farnam streets. the northeast
and southeast.
Albert Calm says he set a price of Sl75, OC0
on his forty-four feet now used by the
Union Pacific ticket office and himself
and In tho rear by John Kerns and e. e.
Howell. The Postal Telegraph building is
owned by @. Warren Smith and DR.. c.. W.
Downs WINS the building occupied by the
Omaha Clothing company.