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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Council COMMITTEES
SOME MEN WANT TO RETURN
Old Employees Tell Officials They Are
Eager to Work.

The company officials say many of the
street car men are showing a disposition
TO return to work. Thursday evening sew
eral men who have been in the employ
Of the company for a good many years
called at the home Of w. V. Morse, one
OF the directors Of the Omaha and Council
Bluffs Street Railway company and said
they wished to explain to him how they
happened to be out and to say that they
were anxious to return to work.
Several of the men called at the COM
pany's offices Friday morning and others
called up l.. G. Nash, superintendent Of
transportation on the telephone to tell him
hey were anxious to return to work.
A meeting wac held at one OF the barns
Friday afternoon, attended by a dozen or
fifteen Of the old car men, to see II they
,ould not make some arrangement whereby
hey might return to work In a body and
nus furnish each other protection.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

seen Of the two men was whirling hands
and feet.
Two policemen on duty at the barn were
called and separated the eombatants, but
no arrests were made. The Chicago con-
ductor got all the ''swag." The fight at
tracted a crowd of people who were wait
ing for the Florence car.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
APpearanees are DeceixinE.

John r. Lowry. a boileTmaker, living at
Eleventh and lizard, was arrested by Of
fieer Good about 5 o'clock. because he was
walking along the street carrying an OIL
can and the officer thought that he might
be oiling the tracks. An examination al
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Temperature at Omaha yesterday;
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Sept. 4-Official record Of tenn
p%eratuTe and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding period of the last three
years: 1909. 1908. L5J7. 1905.
Maximum temperature .. Y 81 SO II
Minimum temperature .. a. s. AZ &c
Mean temperature ....... 80 % IS &c
precipitation .............. 90 90 90 90
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l.,
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature ............... 90
Deficiency for the day .................... 4
Total deficiency since March ......... .ll9
Normal precipitation .........-.OS inch
Deficiency for the day........... .S inch
Total rainfall since March L.. %. 81 inches
Deficiency since March 1........ 81 inch
Deficiency for cor. period, 1903. 2.6l inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1901. 7.6 inches
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

Mostyn Thursday afternoon in connection
with the rioting at that point, was released
on a $500 cash bond. No formal charges
have as yet been filed against him, but 1t
Is thought he will face a state charge. His
preliminary hearing was set for Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock. Joseph Wageman, a
liquor dealer of 1717l South Seventeenth
street, furnished his bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
MASS MEETING IN COUNCIL BLUFFS
Former Judge scott One of tn
Speakers.

Speakers,
A mass meeting in the interest Of the
street car strikers was held last evening
on Broadway, Council Bluffs, at the in
tersectiOn Of Fourth street. where a plat
form for the speakers was erected. Dur
ing the first part Of the meeting a crowd
of nearly 100 people was present, but this
gradually dwindled down until towards
the latter end there were only about 400
gathered around the stand.
George H. Scott, former Judge OF the su-
perioT court presided and opened the meet
ing with a somewhat lengthy address I'm
which he attacked the street car company
from every possible point. The strikers
side Of the controversy was presented by
c., o. Pratt and Ben Commons, officers OF
the International union.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
CHIEF DoNAHUE WARNS PARENTS

Advises All to Keep Children Off the
Streets Saturday.
Children are warned to keep off the street
and away from the street car tracks Satur-
day. Several small riots nave already been
caused by crowds Of children and Chief
Donahue has issued a warning to parents
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
DRIVER GOES OUT ON BOND

Alfred Anderson f. Not Yet Formally
Charged with O~ffense.
Alfred Anderson, the Lemp brewery
wagon driver VINO was arrested at Six
zenith and Dodge streets by Police Captain
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

that they must see thai the younger gen
keration takes no active part in the strike.
This warning Is issued especially for satur-
day, when the children will be out OF
school.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

the station proved that Lowry was merely
taking the can down TO have IL repaired
and he was released on 500 bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Nebraska
UNIVERSITY WINS ITS SUIT
Supreme Court Says Uncollectet
Appropriations Do Not Lapse.
SETTLES MUCH MooTED QUESTION
same Ruling Applies TO Trust
Funds Held by state from Fed
eral GOvernment-BiIIs
signed,
(From a staff Correspondents

LINCOLN, April 6.-(Special)-The su-
preme court has issued a writ of manda-
mus requiring the state treasurer to pay
a salary warrant of an instructor in the
university. holding that the unexpended
surplus of the amount Of the one-mill levy
appropriated by the legislature for the use
of the university lapses, but that the un-
collected portion of this appropriation does
mot lapse.
According to this de slsion the appropria-
ton of the proceeds of the one-mlll tax for
the years 1907 and 1905 is an appropriation
Of the whole amount of the tax and not
Of that portion only which was actually
collected during the biennium.
Section 10 article 8 Of the constitution
provides that appropriations shall end at
the expiration OF the first fiscal quarter
after the adjournment OF the next legisla-
ture, but the court has decided that under
this provision il is not essential that the
money be actually drawn during the two
years for which the appropriation was
made. In regard to- grants of public lands
10 the state by act OF congress for the sup
port of the university and agricultural
college. the court says the state becomes a
trustee of such funds for the sole purpose
OF applying them to the objects of the
grants aud with no power to divert the
same to other purposes, or to render them
general funds Of the state. The acts of the
legislature aPpropriating the income from
said grants Is a complete appropriation to
the beneficiary of the income from such
funds and the section of the constitution
saying when appropriations shall lapse is
not applicable to such trirst funds so de-
voted by congress to a specific use.
Asks Modification of Decree.
city Attorney Stewart has filed In fed
srsf court a motion asking for a modifi-
cation OF the decree in the. case OF the
Lincoln Gas company against the city by
emitting therefrtm that part adtudging
the occupation tax ordinance invalid and
granting a permanent injunction against
enforcement of the allegations that the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07

q remonstrance filed to prevent the re-
moVal or the school building, and to add
70 the complicated affair some of those
VINO signed the petition to have the school
De no removed have also placed their
names on the remonstrance papers. The
matter will be settled by Miss Dav and
county. ~ y" ra"nee
GRAND lSLAND-Five representatve
IRON the musical department. o. ne
h wonan club OF Hastings gave a program
society of this city and over 10 e,,ests
me atIair took place in Odd Fellows hall
M was made a prominent social event,
Inc visiting musicians were: Mrs A "a
turner: soprano; Miss May Rees. violin:
MISS Euenice Munson. piano: Miss Eliza.
peth shaker, ~accompanist, and Mrs. Rich
ard farndley, cello. The hall was eIsb-
0rStely decorated, and after the program
nsnI reireshments were served. The must
Gaze was a reciprocal one, four membera
on on me ~. Cecilia society having appeared
IN hastings on a similar occasion, March
~ The clubs of Kearney and Grand Is
iand gave an exchange in this way last
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07

year. and will do so this season, delegates
from the latter place having already been
70 kearney, the Kearney date in Grand
Island occurring some time in May.
GRAND ISLAND-The Board OF Educa-
ton at Its meeting last night adopted rules
Tor the examination and elimination from
the public schools OF all pupils and teach
ers AFFLICTED with tuberculosis. The teacher
is TO report all cases to the medical exam
lner; to~be appointed OF chronic coughs. or
or other evidences of tuberculosis. or OF
other contagious diseases. Examination Is
then to be made and report made to the
superintendent If the pupil is found af-
Iilcted ne VIII not be permitted TO con-
10 make a similar report as to teachers,
Inc fees IN the case of complete
ZION, including microscopical examination
or sputum, 20; report to parents or super
lntendent when examination is not neces-
sary, 80 cents; ordinary examination and
report, 81. The school board recently made
another increase in salaries and the Grand
teachers higher salaries on an average
than any other city in the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
BABY's BODY FOUND BY HENS
Corpse Partly Eaten by Dogs I'm
earthed Near Albion.

Corpse Partly Eaten by Dogs I'm
earthed Near Albion.
ALBION. Neb., April 6.-(Speclal)-Satur-
day morning, d. I. Hunter. living ten miles
northwest OF Albion, was attracted by a
lumber of hens picking at some unusual
substance in his yard. Upon Investigation
1t was found to be the body OF a boy baby,
one arm and one leg Df which had been
eaten off by dogs. The coroner was i'm
mediately called and the remains of the
baby are now in his custody pending the
converting of a coronsr's jury.
An examination OF the little body indi-
Gates that the child was fully developed.
bnt had received no care at birth. which
from appearances was about six weeks
ago. Mr.. Hunter has no ~neighbors nearer
than a half mile, and his family which con-
sists of himself and wife. a son and a
daughter-in-law and their five-month-old
babe. are unable to throw any light upon
the mystery. The impression prevails that
the child was buried in a very shallow
grave, from where it was unearthed by
dogs, and dragged tho the home of Mr..
Hunter.
An efficient detective employed by the
county will be put 10 work on the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Nebraska News Notes.

GENEVA -Hagerman Tyson died al nom
today after a long illness, al an advanced
age.
kEARNEY-Clifton II. Howard, the
noted temperance lecturer, spoke Monday
evening TO a large audience at the opera
mouse. This was the windup Of the city
campaign.
Neutrality-suspicious. Of Mrs. j. S. Reed
gave her a surprise yesterday. the occasion
being her Goth birthday anniversary. The
guests left a number Of nice presents as
remembrances OF the occasion.
ALBION-The first purchase of municipal
bonds by the state was made April g., when
state Treasurer Brian bought heating and
lighting and city hall bonds OF the city
OF Albion aggregating the sum OF SIS. 200.
BEArRICE-At a meeting of the Board
or Education last evening the report OF
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Ptomaine Fatal 10 CbIId.

ALBION. Neb,, April 6,-(special)-
6-year-old daughter of Henry Richards. a
farmer living near this city, died suddenly
yesterday morning of ptomaine poisoning
after an illness of only twelve hours. The
child had spent Saturday and Sunday with
her grandmother at Newman Grove and
what the little girl had eaten to bring
upon her illness is not known. Drs. Frink
of Newman Grove and Thompson Of Albion
were called and every effort possible to
save the child was made.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
CHAMBERLAIN Cash AT BEATRICE
Trial of Tecumseh Banker 10 Come
Tn April 10.

BEATRICE, Neb.S April 6.-tSpecisl. y
The case of the state of Nebraska against
G. M. Chamberlain, the ex-banker OF Te-
cumseh. has been set for hearing April 10
by Judge Pemberton. Arguments i'm the
Chamberlain cases were heard before Judge
Pemberton. The state entered a motion to
quash the deposition Of Clarence X. Cham
berlain, a brother of the ex-banker, taken
before a notary I'm Chicago for the reason
that the prosecution was not permitted to
question the witness. The court ruled that
II he witness appears before the notary
within ten days and submits TO oral cross
examination the motion of the state will
be overruled, otherwise the motion to quash
vii lbe sustained. Godfrey Hulshizer of
Wymore, charged with selling liquor with
out a license. was arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. lie gave bond In the sum of
$500 for his appearance in court April 9.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Nebraska

invalidity of the same under the laws
and constitution of the United States is
not charged In the bill of complaint and
no such issue was involved; that the
bill OF complaint prayed for no relief
against such occupation tax ordinance;
that the evidence adduced does not sus-
tain sucn parts of the decree, and that
the court was and is without jurisdiction
TO determine the question of the validity
OF such occupation tax ordinance under
the laws and constitution Of the state of
Nebraska, or 10 enIoin the enforcement
of the same.
He has also filed a motion asking the
court to modify its opinion as follows:
Show in such opinion that the com
pany's stock and bond issue cover both
gas and electric light departments. and
Chat the latter constitutes about one
third of the entire valuation of complain
ants property.
80 that 1t MAJ appear therein that the
construction account is by the duplca-
ton of 1900 construction account, accord
ing to Mr.. Honeywell's statement, and in
testimony of Mr.. Virgins: also commits
sion on sale of bonds. s17yoi5, and costs
of original plant, $54,247. not now in ex-
istence.
~ "" Alo NV z OdInllBH OF
s73,S2 for 1907, as admitted by the COM
plainant, should be increased in the sum
of s9,59s, the same being items improperly
charged to expense.
ITO show the actual cost to complain
ant for the years 1905 and 1907 for laying
services and mains. and that the applica-
ton of the same to compliments entire
system would show the reconstruction
value of the same to be about 10000 less
than the amount as shown by complain
ants expert witness. given by the court
in such opinion.
ITO eliminate from the value placed on
compliments property the item for SIC. 500
for gas ranges, for the reason that the
same is not the property of the complainant
and for the further reason that the cost
OF the same is charged to the expense ac-
count.
ITO eliminate from the valuation Of COM
plainant's property the item of 5000
working capital for the reason that COM
p~lainant is not entitled TO earn dividends
on that which II does not own.
ITO refer 10 the occupation tax ordinances
only as a matter for construction by the
state courts"
NU.. W.. " -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Spring Tonic
Doctors OF All Schools Agree That the Best Tonic Stlmulsut
10 build Up the System, Run Down and Weakened
by me Long Strain of Winter, and TO Drive
Out Spring Fever and Malaria Is
Duffy'S Pure Malt WhiCkpv

"A Colc n sumulant 1t is the greatest strensth-etver kpour 4. ..L.-~
II destroys disease germs and by its building and healing roperteS rastorn
IN a gradual healthy natural manner. IL ia a onderfu .n..u.S -
uest"e m uFe of consumption, pneumonia, grippe, bronchitis couahs
No, malaria p 10" eNGs,s stomach troubles, an all wasting weakereA Az.
eased eased conditions, if taken in time. us
we X III liberty o. publishing a few Of h thom.rds =, ,.4
celVed m leading doctors extoning the merits of this great snrinv go -,
invgorator e'N spring mi n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Nebraska

Spanish War Veterans. The appointment
carries with 1t authority to name the de-
partment officers and appoint delegates to
the state convention, which will meet in
Omaha. April q. 'The ma3oy also has au-
thority TO issue orders relating to the as
ISOLATION in Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Man Injured In Laundry.

With his left arm broke in two places
and his left shoulder dislocsted by being
caught in the machinery in the basement
Of the Merchants laundry shortly after
noon Tuesday, ], C.. Peterson was taken
to a hospital. He was working with the
laundry engineer placing some additional
machinery in the basement OF the laundry
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07

Effective Stimulant
In a recent letter A. j. Park. A. VI, NJ
d., OF $50 e. 50th St, Chicago, Ill. wrote.
L am too busy to write my opinion. ex-
perience and results of the ADMINISTRATION
or Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey TO weak
feeble and debilitated patients. but will
repeat emphatically and pointedly, my
confidence in the purity and remedial ex.
cellence of your Malt Whiskey. 1t is a
first-class and most effective stimulant
and meets every indication VIII ere a slim
ulant is needed"
PresCribes IL
*. M. Teigan, Phi. D.. NJ. D., of 1926
26th Ave. N, Minneapolis, Mimi. wrote
in a recent letter:-"During the last nine
teen years | have frequently, when alco-
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Only Pure Whisey
II have received the sample of Malt
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ave ever taken. | have taken a tea
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booklet and free advice,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
JanItors az state House,

Tn Board OF Public Lands and Build
ings today made the following appoint
ments Of janitors: David Logan OF Albion.
Lew Johnson. s. Billiard, Joe Rife, Major
Moore and John Jewell. William Nozler
and J. Cochran OF the old jamtors were
not reappointed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07

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Find IL Absolutely Pure
ut is only when / consider Il necessary
that l prescribe stimuiants for nv ma
tients. l then order Duffy's Pure Mali
Whiskey which from experience 7 thint
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1901 Vernon Ave, Chicago. Ill.
Prescribed II For Years
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Phelpa Given Appointment.

Major f. H.. Phelps, assistant adjutant
general. has been appointed provisional
commander for Nebraska OF the United
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07

The First State bank of Tecumseh is a
new banking institution which filed its
articles of Incorporation with the Banking
board today, and the incorporators are A.
N. Dafoe. Frank Dafoe, Caroline Dafoe and
Matte G. Dafoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Hayden Bank stock Increased.

Hayden Bros. have filed amended articles
OF Incorporation with the State Banking
board changing the name of their bank
Ing establishment to the Corn Exchange
bank and increasing the authorized capital
stock to $4,000. The paid up capital is
s25O.OO. an increase from slO0. 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07

average attendance for the last year was
2,l2S. the largest in the history of the city
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-26
PROVES MERIT OF "KEMIZITE"

liquid Preparation That Seals the
Fate of Punctures in Tires.
from TUESDAYS Danv.
Driving nails into the tire of his
''E. NJ f. 80" was the rather unusual
pastime in which d. d. Cummins of
he automobile firm of ID. ID. Cummins
& Co., engaged yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Cummins and his assistants
lrove up in front of the Saulpaugh
hotel in the trim car and the me-
,hanic, William Gruber, jumped from
me seat and drove two tenpenny nails
into one of the forward tires. Soon
afterward the nails were pulled out
and the pnncture seemed to close it.
self, the tire remaining hard. A dozen
or fifteen nails punctured the tire and
finally Mr. Cummins announced he was
demonstrating the merit of "Kemizite,' y
patent liquid preparation, which
poured into the inner tube mcnds
punctures as fast as they may oc-
cur
Mr.. Cummins has procured the ex-
elusive agency for "Kemizite" and
promises to do big business with it.
because of its splendid value to all
automobile owners.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-26

legislature and twenty-six lawyers,
counting those who have been admit.
ted to the bar, hut do not practice.
Among the remainder there. are four
bankers, four physicians, ten merchants,
five real estate and land agents, two
journalists, two druggists; two com
mercial travellers, two retired business
men, butcher, bookkeeper and one
of most all professions and occupations.
In the senate eighteen are lawyers,
nine are farmers, eight are bankers and
ten are merchants and the Others are
divided among half score of other
vocatiOns
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-03-26
SMITH AND DOGS REACH CITY
Unique Alaskan Outfit Pulled Into
Mankato During Today.

Eli A. Smith, the Alaskan mail car
rier and his outfit, reached Mankato
today, and during the entire morning
and afternoon Smith and his dogs at;
tracted great deal of attention any
where they hppened to be. The Alas
kan dOgs-or wolves-iust as one cares
to call tnem-have travelled thousands
of miles and are now en- route to
Seattle, expecting to reach there by
May |. Tonight Smith will lecture
and give a description of his long
journey.
Phil Lamm of this city knew Smith
in Circle City, Alaska, in 1897. Mr..
Lamm owned one of the dogs that is
now in the Smith outfit. Mr.. Lamm
states that Smith is the genuine
stuff" is not fakir and will win the
wager described in these columns yes
terday. Messrs. Smith and Lamm
renewed acquaintance in Mankato to-
day and talked over old times.