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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-21
U. P. OPERATORS TO MEET
Officials Who Run the Road Will Dis
cuss Vital Topics.
HOLD FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION
d. G. BueII, Cbief of the Educntionn
Bureau, VIII Exploit the Pur-
poses and Functions of
That work.

Operating officials from all over. the
Union Pacific system will meet In Omaha
Friday and Saturday for their fourth an
nual session. The meetings will be held IN
the rooms Of the Railway Mems club In the
Barker block and will consist Of five ses-
sions.
The opening address will be made by w
L. Park. general superintendent OF the
Union Pacific. and the principal address
OF the meeting will be made Friday even
ing bv d. c.. Buell.. chief OF the educational
bureau. His topic will be The Educa-
tionaI Bureau Of Information
The topics TO- be discussed are shown In
this program:
FRIDAY MORNING.
S,S a m.-opening address by W.. L.
Park. - H.,
70 Secure the Best Results I'm Economical
Maintenance and Efficiency in operation,
COMMITTEES: j. 9. Houng, chairman r. w
66f fsa 3 <. + b bs6fa' ma' Su,'"'
1000 a. m-subiect. "The Making and
Filling of acquisitions for Material and
Supplies" Committee: J. II. STAFFORD
chairman; G. r. Davis, N. c. Martin, Otis
Thayer, q. C. Austin.
HOO a. m.-Subject, Agents ana Ir9in-
~men-Their Connection With the PUBLIC
from a Traffic Standpoint" Committee; r.
l.. Lomax, chairman; c. ]. Lane, A.. T.
Palmer. G. w. Sewer.
1900 noon-Adiournment.
AFTERNOON.
900 n. m-subject. Regularity VS.. Speed
In Movement OF Freight" Committee:
A. Munroe, chairman; w. r.. Cahill, f. M.
SnS n m-subject. division Accounting
It's Practical Workings and Benefits to
BE Derived Therefrom." Committee: A. r.
Wick Roy, chairman; II. j.. Stirling, a: y.
Schermerhorn A. J. Wharf, George Matt
400 p. m.-subject, Per Diem Regula-
tions-Proper Handling Of Equipment to
Secure Economical Results" Committee:
w. ID. Lincoln, chairman; S. r. Toucey, f.
II. Smith J. w. Adams.
445 ID. by II. r, Newlean.
Subject, What inspires Ambition, Loyalty
and Zeal I'm an Employee
500 D. m.-Adiournment.
EVENING.
500 p. m.-Lecture by D.. c. Buell. Sub
iect. THE Educational Bureau Of Informa-
ton"
SATURDAY MORNING. ,
300 a. m.-subject, Annual Inspection
Its purposes and Benefits" Committee: r.
L. Huntley, chairman; w. II. Putcamp, r.
J. Boland, G. F. Davis, ]. II. Ottman.
1000 a. m.-subject, Federal Require
ments-Inspection Of Safety Appliances. .
Committee: c. r.. Fuller, chairman; d
+. sullivan, r. Rivett, J.. Roberts, William
1i:@ a. m.-subject. discipline" Com
mittee: ]. o. Brinkerhoff, chairman; G.
c. Cornell, II. ]. Roth, J. A. Turtle.
1900 noon-Adjournment.
AFTERNOON.
200 p. m.-Subject, Train Dispatchine
by Telephone" Committee: w. c. Nc
Keown, chairman; w. M. LETTERS, j. b.
Sheldon, r. l.. Davis.
$50 D. m.-Subject, Surprise. Tests
Proper Method Of Making and Their
Value" mmitt w. A. Whitney,
chairman N. w. spangler, J. P. Carey M
+. White.
800 p. m.-Subject. "Tonnage-Handline
and Making Schedule" Committee
Charles Ware, chairman; f. c. Let's, II
e. Richards. f. w. Ives. G. II. Likert.
400 d. Mediterranean.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-21
AFTERNOON.
BIG BANK DEAL PROGRESSES
Omaha National Men Find vaults Can
he Put In New York Life Build
ing satisfactorily.

Officials of the Omaha National bank
have ascertained to their complete salts
faction that vaults can be installed in
the New York Life building, and since
the purchase of the building hinged
largely on this point 1t is considered GER
tain the bank officials will close on their
option, which expires the LIST Of the
month.
IF we take the building" said Presi-
dent Joseph II. Willard, I'VE shall install
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-21

Emma r, Norman and Malinda Norman
- sued for $3.50 damages and posses
sion OF a tract Of city property. Most Of
the property involved Is said 20 have passed
the possession OF the defendants At
the death OF Mr.. Winch and held until the
present time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-21
WHEAT n CORN

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is today the best known
medicine in use for the relief and cure of
bowel complaints. 1t cures gripping, diar-
rhoea, dysentery, and should be taken at
the first unnatural looseness of the bowels.
1t is equally valuable for children and
adults. 1t always cures. Sold by all drug
gists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-21

some vaults that will be worth looking
at, both upstairs and down"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-21
sATTrRDAY MORNING. )

500 o.. m.-Lecture by D. c. Buell.. Sub
ject, 1.-THE Educational Bureau OF Informa-
tT,p -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-21

11:OO a. m.-Subject, discipline" Com
mittee: ]. o.. Brinkerhoff, chairman; c.
c. Cornell, II. J. Roth, J. A. Turtle.
10 %
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11
SUCH v1GoRoUsp PRICE RisDucINc
STORE OPEN EVENINGS


When a firm fike the c. A, Rouse
Music Co, announces out price ON
pianos, buyers can wen arord y take
time to Investigate. and 50 nave they
and a number oB them on cred q one
half to one-third off their regular sal-
ues have been taken by eager buyers.
Hundreds in this city and county
would buy plano today IL some friends
were to ofter them one for sIah0O
bought a few weeks ago for $4,000
not sciled by use, IN fact 81 many
buyers are constantly looking for jasi
such an opportunity to provide their
families with one.
Every plano in this stock win So
fully guaranteed both by the niaier
and by ourselves We viii further
guarantee entire satisfaction to every
purchaser. Buyers from out 81 town
who are unable to call IN person win
be given fun facts regarding every
piano on application. or II We are writ
ten to we win make the most careful
selection, ship the plano and guarahtea
It to. give perfect satisfaction.
There Is no question OF the money
saving prices we are offering There
is no question as to the qualitS ma
regulation of the pianos We are oftef-
ing. Therefore. 1t is to your intere
to Investigate the matter and make
your purchase promptly.
Note what You can DO here To-Day
and tomorrow,
One Beautifully designed case il
dark mahogany, made by an Eastorn
'2ctoiy u repss. has s.oas, 2 81, now
tone. regular $4,000 style, goes ~
$4,000. $40. cash $500 per month.
No interest.
A beautiful Burl Walnut. from one
Of the we'll kaown factories. Esrv
musician knows this plano we'll. rhls
style sells everywhere for 5 455:a0 I'LL
We offer It for $4,000 on paSI6enis
1880 piano we advertised WAS
sold as soon as ii was unwrap5e 81,
another one came today that "a al
iayod In shipping. The case 4 not
SO fancy as the other one. but toni II
richer, You vii be surprised ID thIs
instrument at the price. We wS1la
Ike cash for this II possible & a.
price, which Is thu same as us other
These are only a sample fhe
snaps offered. It viii pay you 3 ST
quickly as the choicest bargain rs
being picked up.
Can we not have a can nom 6,i
today? You may expect IND ss
courtesy whether you purchase 81 nos
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11
School WORK
At Shinnston is of an Excel
lent Character-o Other News
of That Town.

SHINNsToN. Feb. 1.-THE shinn
ston schools are doing splendid worl
this term. Preparations are nov
being made for the examinations OF
the work of the winter term. The
high school boys were not able t.
have a basket ball team this year
as We have no gymnasium. but the,
expect to put out strong baseball
team this year.
Miss Villa Lowe, was shopping In
clarksburg Tuesday.
Or. and Mrs. P. B. Ogden, Of
Fairmont, are in town.
Fred Ice, who has been with the
shinnston Plumbing Company for
some time past, has accepted a DO
sition at Warrington.
Penfeld Randall Is on the sick
list this week.
Robert L. Reed. the Boothsvilie
merchant. was in town Tuesday.
j. n. Wilkinson. of Bridgeport.
was a business visitor here Tues
day.
Attorney N. W. Ogden was here
on business from Fairmout Tuesday.
Miss Josephine Harmer Is quite
sick at her home on Main street.
Mrs. Howard Lee is on the sick
list this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11
Jesse Hannah
An Aged Olive Resident i
Gathered to His Fathers
Above

Jesse Hannah, son OF William and
Agnes Hannah. both decease de-
parted this life February $685.
after a long illness o. complications
Of Diseases
The subject Of this sketch was
born October i. 1S4ss near Olive
Va, now West Virginia. HIS age be-
ing 50 years and { months. He was
married to Martha Belle Ginning
ham, now deceased. IN the year Of
1881. To this union were born I'VE
children. namely. Cora Jane. Lenna
Agnes, Omar clelland. Sylvester Roy
and Mary Dale Hannah. all OF whom
were with him during his sickness
and death.
Mr., Hannah was baptized April
.25, 1885, and became member Of
the Olive Baptist church, ana re-
NAMED. faithful Christian until
his death.
Friends Of the community regrst
the loss Of a noble. upright man, ana
Ia good citizen, but we feel that our
loss is his gain.
Those who survive him besides his
children are his two brothers. and
three sisters, Clement and Nelson
Hannah. Mrs. Olive Nay, Mrs. Jane
Jones, all Of Wallace. and Mrs, Mary
Nay. of Longton, Kansas
The funeral took place Thursday.
February 4, 1909. at sardis, the SER
vices being conducted by the Rev.
J. H. Ryan, after which the body was
laid to rest in the sardis cemetery.
The children and relatives have
the deepest sympathy Of the entire
community.
Dearest children. how your miss
him,
None but your sad hearts can tell.
You have lost him. but we know.
He has gone where all is well.
We mourn the loss Of hun, we love,
And did our best tosave,
He couldn't stay, he had to go,
So now he is in his grave.
A home in heaven where your father
fled. s
To the cherries gloom of the moul-
dering dead. .,.-sa.tts],
Wait in hope on that promise given,
To meet your father IN his home
in Heaven.
"A Friend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11
AN ALARM OF FIRE.

In a building in course Of con.
strnction and located at the corner
Of East Main street and what was
formerly known as Cemetery lane
boys last evening gathered and
threw shavlngs on a fire, which had
been left burning to dry the plaster
The fire laddies were called, but cit.
izns had stopped the fun OF the boys
before the department arrived
There was no damage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11
aIEssINA POOR OVERLOOKED.

BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 11-Glusep.
pi Irato and Nicola Annistasi. two
italians Of this city who went 70
Messina to recover their dead re.a.
tives, have returned. and they charge
that the poor are overlooked in the
distribution of food and that the
soldiers get drunk and refuse to halp
get the bodies from the ruins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11

"Doan's Ointment cured ne Of
eczema that had annoyed be a long
time. The cure was permanent. -"
Hon. s. W. Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics. Augusta. he.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11
TURN UP THE LIGHT.

Ny friends. when you go
home tonight. be sure that
You turn up the light; now
We don't mean that dangers
Turk, or that there's anything
to shirk: It's only that with
vision free. your wants yon
can more quickly see, where
you will need some Spartan
stain, to finish over a chair
again.
Manufactured by the Mari
eta Paint & Color Company,
Marietta. o. Sold by the
Home Furnishing Co, s43-
S45 Main st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11

Don't use harsh physics. The
reaction weakens the bowels, leads
to chronic constipation. Get Doan's
Regulets. They operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-11
Gingharns

Five thousand yards OF Apron
Bingham in all colors and checks,
from the standard mills; worth &c.
s sfs.li''' AZ
The Washington herald., 1909-03-22

bat an incident or accident" TO
recommend that day: nothing but the
fancy Of the poet
To follow foolish rrecedents and wink
With 18th cyss is easier than 70 think
day OF the week, and hence will not
answer a. all
2 Both Of the other dates are too early
and are liable 10 objection on account
OF the weather. April weather. in Wash
ington. is unsettled Who has not used
or heard the saw
April showers bring May flowers.
While the matter is up for considera-
ton and adoption, why not TX upon a
time that bids 20 be free from the OBJ
jections 70 the ith Of March?
3. The two ideal months in Washington
are May and October. The first is proph-
ecy; the second is fulhrment During
those months the Nations Capital can
be seen AT its best. II is easy Of access. II
is safe from storms and bad weather. il
affords the people Of the nation the op-
pOrtunity to see the Capital Of the re-
public IN a condition not 10 create dis
gust Furthermore. the great agricultu-
raj population OF the land viii have as
much time then as at any other season
10 visit Washington
Under the circumstances the most IA
vorable time for the next inauguration
Is the Wednesday or Thursday following
the 18th OF May. 1913
Let the Presidential term be extended
80 as 10 expire with mat date. and the
whole problem viii be solved
J. FRAIsE RICHARD.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-22
state-infieted Disease

Editor The Washington Herald.
The Medical Century for October. 1905
contains an article by Or. J. W. Hodge
entitled "State-infiicted diseases in our
public schools which every parent
should read. Commenting on the New
York State vaccination law. the author
writes as follows: I'm accordance with
the requirements Of this monstrous law
no healthy child can lawfully be taught
in our public schools mtn he shall have
been diseased No disease. no education
is the grewsome mandate OF this odious
and detestable law. BE diseased or grow
up in ignorance is the inscription writ
ten over the schoolhousa door. In viola
ton OF right. reason. and common sense
Think of Il. reader The eniovment Of
health Is made a penal offense bv law OF
the Empire State OF this nation. while
the distribution Of underlined disease is
made obligatory, Think Of this unpsr-
alleled injustice and unspeakabIe outrage
of the compulsory in1ction of disease
by the State upon its healthy children as
a qualification for school attendance in
this age Of boasted civilization. hygienlc
enlightenment. and sanitary sciencei The
enactment OF a law prescribing mental
disease as a necessary preliminary for
admission to the public schools of the
State would not be more preposterous and
unjust.
This destestable and obnoxious statute.
which commands parents to endaneer the
lives and health OF their children BY sub
Jecting them 10 a disease-transmitting on
GRAFTON OF superstitiOus and barbaric ori-
gin, Is a species of legislative tyranny
which is utterly unjustlfabIe and intol-
cradle.
The enactment Of this infamous law is
one OF the most fearful outrages upon
human life liberty. and health that av
arice, bigotry, cowardice. and political in
trigue have ever devised. This monstrous
statute. which prescTibes disease in the
name OF health. is an insult % the intel
hgence of every man and woman in the
Empire State. This prescription is so for
eign and repulsive TO every natural in
sttnct of humanity that Il Is only through
the combined influence OF tradition. cus-
tom. and State authority that II Is rem
dered tolerable in a civilized community
Of sane people. The enforcement Of this
law is crime. To call II bv any other
name is TO temporize
Although at one time an implicit he
lever in the 'dairymaid's creed having
vaccinated more than 5000 victims. igno-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-22
Horse VS.. Cow.
2 The Washington HcraId

Editor The Washington Herald:
II President Taft's decision 20 use au-
tos instead of carriages leads to. as It
should. the further replacement OF horse
vehicles by motor cars on the streets OF
Washington, glory be,
Every set Of steel horseshoes that
clang and hammer and CRATE on our
pavementS. while wearing themselves out.
as they 10 quickly. also scrape and
grind and pulverize many times their
own weight aad volume Of material. and
add to the wear and tear Of streets and
the burden Of the taxpayer for repairs q
much greater amount than would be re-
Quired from the wear and tear OF the
rubber tires of dozen motors. The dan
ger to pedestrians from an equal number
OF motors handled by intelligent drivers
is not as great as that from recklessly
driven carts. wagons. and horse vehicles
OF all kinds under the control OF drivers
who do not generally rate high In the
scale Of intelligence. Many Of them. TAX
ing my personal experience as a basis
seem 10 indicate by their wild antics
and utter disregard Of what is before
them- that they are in league with thoSa
Of their fraternity who drive the hearse
and cabs 10 the funeral OF their possGbIe
victim, rather than unmindful Of tbA
poor white trash that has occasion 20
use the streets
50 much for such an economy. Now
for another. and a net gain. For every
horse that is taken or our city streets
there Is saved an amounr or feed that
will keep clean COW. and for every
COW 50 added % what Is now on tba
ground. so much more milk and so much
more meat and so much more leather
from her alive and dead. and lust 70
that extent so much clear gain to the CON-
sumer. in quantity surely in quality nos
sioly. and In price more reasonable as
sumably.
And now I come 70 another phssa ~
the horse question which yet more vitality
concerns US, all Of as. The question ~
health. the question Of breeding places
Tor house flies, which all horse stables
and barns are. and the question Of tba
spread OF germ diseases. Of which tba
countless millions Of Washingtop'S s7m-
mer time flies are guilty. not 10 mentio,
the discomfort induced and the filth nro-
duced by their presence. and the savipe
or profanity resultant from their absence
Wherefore. I say vale" 10 the bo-sa
and again glory be- 20 the auto ,,,o+r,
and the man who dared express his sen-
sibie Dreference-President Taft.
OREGON MAX pRACHT.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-22
The Pure Food Law.

Editor The Washington Herald:
The good already accomplished BY the
food and drugs act has now become his
tory. No honest manufacture or dealer
wants the old order OF things restored
II is a satisfaction to realize that the
food set before you is now approximately
pure. We have Dr. Harvey W. Wiley 20
thank for this triumph Of honesty over
dishonesty in the preparation Of food
products. Success in the business Of pre-
pairing food and drug products does not
now depend upon meeting low-g grade com
petition, but tnat Of a high grade, in which
the excellence Of product insures a steady
and ever In .reasing demand.
II Is matter for congratulaJion that
the courts have decided that the law as
il now stands when enforced as it should
be. will effectually check technical OBJ
struction however ably presented BY skill
ful attorneys in the employ Of manufac-
turers and pharmacists who possess few
If any. conscientious convictions in the
matter of the preparation OF foods and
drinks or proprietary medicinal remedies
AS the matter now stands the pure food
and drugs act is 20 protect consumers
ana producers II IS most nenercent
and righteous statute. and Il is clearly
within the power OF Congress 70 legisIate
concerning il. The law should be en-
forced, consumers protected. and fraud
ulent supplies be summarHy hanished
from the markets I'm every State IN the
Union.
Cnquestionablv there has been mark
ed Improvement in the quality OF food
and drug supplies since the enactment Of
the law. This is notably true OF foods
for table use. for they are more palatable
and are eaten with a greater relish than
formerly. Another desirable change that
has been brought about is that relating
90 cold storage products.
Their needed inspection has followed the
enactment OF the food and drugs act
Another advantage has been gained in the
rigid inspection Of imported drugs. This
keeps out or the country all that are
not OF the required standard OF purity
The public are row beginning more fully
to appreciate the good effects that have
resulted from the present law. and realize
that its enforcement viii continue 10 fe
Of Increasing benefit % an consumers
who eat TO live or live 20 eat
". NJ KING.
Gienoariyn, Va. March l5. 1903
The Washington herald., 1909-03-22
MRS. EDDY'S TEACHINGS.
RefutatiOn OF Charges Made Against
Christian science.

Ecitcr TIE Washington Herald.
VIII YOU grant me sufficient Spsce in
IA current issue Of your paper TO refute
a rumor which has gained widesprsad
circulation relative 10 the purported ac-
tion Of Mrs. Eddy. the leader of the
Christian Science denomination. in issuing
IA warning and threat relative 10 the
reading Of a book attacking Christian
Science?
Not only can il be positively denied
that Mrs. Eddy ever issued any order
prohibiting her followers from reading
Dr. Haldeman's book or any other pub
hcation, but refutation can easily be
made or the astounding teachings on the
subject OF matrimony which this latest
attack has ingeniOUsly manufactured and
then accredited 10 Christian Science
ne Following paragraphs from the an
SWer IN the New York Evening NaH 10
the original article on this subject an
answer prepared By Mr. J. V Dfttenoro
the Christian Science publication com
mittee for the State OF New York state
clearly and conciseIy the attitude OF
Christian Science on this important bu-
man problem and exhibit either the ie-
norancel or the intentional misstateme1t
Of the critic in his futile denunciation
VI AitS sen prepared DsRaD0O. Were Chris
tian Science what he pictures II. We uoi,ld
all gladly join our reverend brother In
abolishing its influence.
Mr. DittemOre said in part.
Regarding marriage. Mrs Eddy has alvars lsf, q,
to individual discretion. bit Christian Science or
pressy condemns free love and advocates lcrsI mar
riages.
Mrs EDDY has never been known 20 sdrise m
individual not 10 marry. except when she balievf5
ne individual vas unfit 20 take the sacred Sen
Marriages are Common IN the Christian Science
church
More than forty years have eIsused sinos NJ,
Eddy nrst began 10 advocate her ideas RDd during
all this time. contrary 20 the prediction If orr
critics. the Christian SrienCe church has nsintsines
an ever-increasing degree Of morality and las -,
a worthy example 20 the world.
The silly claim that Christian Science adro..s..s
agamogenesis Is absolutely false as one NAV rjis
cover by reading the Christian Science text bo.,s
Mrs Eddy declares in Science and Healtb. 49,
81:
The perpetuati0a Of the hoaI spaCies hy had s-
ce-dirisicn is evident, but discredit the lsIisf
that agamogenesis applies 20 hte human stecies
Tie sin ard suffering - human experiences are
recognized hy Christian Scientists just as hy otbs-s
and these evils are dealt with in the vsv ,rbi~b
has been proven by Christian Scientists 10 Be noSt
efdcacio1s
II ths teaching of Christian Science Was what
some Of It's ministerial critics declare II 70 -
would have long since gone down TO destruction
instead Of each year showing greater strength ana
pTosress
WILLIAM LFANDFR pOST