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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

FOr Mayor.
BREEN. JOHN ~P.-Lawyer; once candi-
date for congress nomination; nominated
1905 for city attorney; only office, city
attorney-appointed to fll vacancy.
BRIGGS, ARTHUR H.-The halter. rum
for something nearly every primary.
FROST. HARRY-csrriage maker; I'M
known in local politics.
PALMER. HENRY E.-Trsurance: ex-post-
master. has served as park commissioner
and az police commissioner.
zIMMAN. HARRY B.-Oniy republican
member present city council: elected
three times by increased msiorities;
mayor during unexplred term Of Mayor
Moores.
For city clerk.
DEWEY, FRANK-Present deputy county
clerk.
GREENLEAF. SAM K.-Clerk in city
Z treasurer's office; ran FOR city clerk. 1905.
H1GBY. observation-disclosures; former
city clerk two terms.
For city Comptroller.
HEBGREN. JOHN s.-Expert accountant;
formerly in county comptroller's office.
WEsTBERG. JOHN N.-Insurance; FORMER
city comptroller with questionable record.
For city Attorney.
BAKER, BENJAMIN S.-Former United
States district attorney; district Judge
two terms.
PRATT. NELSON C.-Has run for nomi-
nation for congress and county attorney.
For Building Inspector.
GARDINER. F.. C.-Bricklayer and builder;
president Bricklsyers' union.
MACLEOD. sAM-Ex-carpenter; once sup
erintendent OF public school buildings;
incompetent.
MURPHY. NJ. T.-Builder; ran for build
ing inspector 1906.
RICHARDSON, GEORGE 80 steam-fitter
employed in Union Pacific shops.
Councilman, First ward.
BACK. PETER M.-Grading contractor;
former councilman.
BARTsoN. HUGH-Used TO work in dis
tillery.
BDRKA. LoUIs-Lawyer; former police
Judge.
CARMELLO, BART-Printing pressman.
GONDEN, l.. N.-Real estate; once park
commissioner has run for county
treasurer; city treasurer; legislature;
council.
Councilman, Second Ward.
DAVE, E.. H.-Works In South Omaha.
GRADE, GEORGE F.-Contractor.
HEINBUCH. William N.-Foreman yeast
factory.
HOLOVTCHINER. E.-Physician, former
member school board.
HODGE. AMMETT-Florist.
JACKSON, J. Real estate.
K1NGSBURY, F. B.-Carpenter.
LEE, Michael-Sewer contractor; former
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
Like Shooting
Cows IN Yard
Dana Estes Saws Big Game in Africa
is Too Tame for Real
Sport.

OF Dana Estes, the Boston publisher, who
arrived here today on the ST, Louis after
a Journey of 25.0O miles in Europe, Asia
and Africa, former President Roosevelt
will find hunting big game in East Africa
like shooting cows IN a back yard.
The antelopes and animals of that kind
are so tame he said, that they craze
along the railroad track and scarcely look
up as the train goes by. ! saw thousands
OF zebras, antelope, ostriches, etc. They
were within a few hundred yards OF the
trsin. and most OF them never so much a.
lifted their heads as We went by.
Mr.. Estes visited Uganda, circled com
pletely around Lake Victoria Nyanza anu
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
Library Election at creston.

CRESTON. la, March 2S.-CSpecial.) y
Considerable feeling has been engendered
by the proposed Carnegie library question
that is to be Submitted at the municipal
election held here tomorrow. The federated
clubs have met with much opposition from
one of the daily papers. which has OPP,
posed the scheme on the grounds OF the
perpetual tax that will have to be levied
TO maintain the library II the project
carries. The other daily paper has cham
pioned the women's cause. There have
been some warm scenes at the mass meet
ings held relative for and against the en-
terprise. The women will vote tomorrow
on the question and no guess at this time
can be haZsrded as TO the outcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

struction of the five wagon loads of liquor
captured i'm his two places of business by
the move instituted by County Attorney
Thomas G. Smith. The jury, after being
out a short time. returned a verdict against
Mr.. Brierbach. which means a destruction
of the li0uor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
state Discriminatory CONTEXT.

CRESTON. la, March S.-(specisl.)-
osecola's opera house was packed at the
state declamatory contest Friday night,
many being unable to gain admittance. In
the oratorical class the winners were:
! Warden, Rimel, Malvern, first; Walter
Marshall, Elkader. second. Humorous
class, Pearl Peterson. East Waterloo, first;
Leah Pflamm. Colfax. second. Dramatic
class. Lucille Landers, Centerville. first
Mary Reese, Ida Grove, second,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
POLITICAL ADvERTIsEMENTs. roLr
THEIR RECORD
0maha's Democratic City Council
THINK 1T OVER

Our citizens have every reason to be proud {, them and the usNS S Yey
ought o help reelet them if you believe in keeping in office men b W.
beer tried and found TO he te Representatives of the people
ANDY HANSEN, Councilman First Ward
LEE BRIDGES, Council Second Ward,
L. b. JOHNSON. Councilman Fourth Ward. n
GOoDIEY +. TRUCKER, Councilman Firth Yard.
VS. y. SHELDON, Councilman Sixth Ward.
ALMA JACKSON, Councilman Seventh Ward
DIR. JOHN e. DAVIS, Councilman Eighth VAR
THOMAS McGOVERN, Councilman Ninth Ward
PETER Il. ELSAssER, Councilman Tenth Ward.
NJ r. FUNKHoUsER, Councilman Eleventh Ward.
NJ l. ENDRES, Councilman Twelfth Ward.
Ihey have given a businessike administration of city affairs, a..
They have paid off more old debts han all other Omaha City Councils
they having paid $2T5OOO If old bonded debt m $4,000 " old warrant
They have reduced axes Al aggregate of $3.50 IN eaht thousand dollars
Of Omaha property during their term of office, as compared whit he former
Under this administrator, more miles of nw pavement and more blocks
Oh new eve ad new dewalk have been placed than under IN counch be'
fore il.
They have placed n rave kept the city on a cash basis. They have per-
mted no overlaps in city funds, thus no deficits.
All transactions OF the City Council are held in open meeting. No star
No corporation lobby at this Councils meetings. They have been free
rom orporaton domination. Fairness of ueatnen TO all has been their
watchword,. the humblest citzen receiving the sam courteous treatments as the
largest corporation lawyers. 3
This Council has been free ron prejudice and fanatcsm. They have n
forced the law N mad many better mes. t tL.
They have granted nor police and given better fire protection
They have installed In the city nor than $40 me- electric street lights;
They secured a contract whereby garbage is removed free to all citizens.
Councils failed.
They have secured a viaduct to cross the rafway tracks at Bancroft street
Among its most notable acts has been that of acquiring the Levi Carter
Park-omahas future greatest park. o o.
They have secured universal street railway transfers..
nheyh nave secured the removal of unused street car tracks. "'
the down W streets.
They have secured the removal If unsighly street signs ron sidewalks.
They are nt politicians, only three o. them were eve candidates fr any
public office other than the n they now hold, n only W of these eve
BY giving to the city a business administration of its affairs, they have
reesabhshe confidence, thereby increasing cal estate values and encourage
ing all building operations. .... -
You ought to vote for them. They iced your support. Polls open from
~ n. to o o'clock p. M
Democratic voters in n Of the wards car vote for III Of them at he prt
martes March o. They are to Ne nominated by the city al large-ADv.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

n. Q. Goodnow, 3529 Boyd Street.
William A. Tegemeyer, 1925 Boyd Street.
Charles NJ. Caldwell, 1926 Boyd Street.
II. Funk, 1888 Taylor Street.
II. ]. Grossman, 1891 Taylor Street.
NJ. f. Grossman, 1897 Taylor Street.
Fred j. Unkle, 4224 North $50 Street.
Dr. William Curry. 1855 Henderson Street.
c. fl. Hughes, 3322 Boyd Street.
C.. W. Steinert. 1927 Boyd Street.
John A. Allison, 1881 Boyd Street
NJ. r. Hotchkiss. 340S Boyd Street.
B.. H. Hadley, 4410 North 29th Street.
q. w. Hoffman,. 4411 Boyd Street.
w. ]. Hoffman, All Boyd Street.
b. F. CARL, 342O Boyd Street.
l.. r.. Cooper, 3422 Boyd Street.
r.. b. Cooper, SAGE Boyd Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

pushed in through Rhodesia to Cape Col
ony. His travels in Africa took him as
far as the Victoria falls on the Upper
Zambesi.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

Quick Action for Your Money-You get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
your business.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

been built. however. and will not be dis
turbed, as they were much needed at the
two institutions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30
Vote for Chapman
Twelfth Ward
Ward

Knowing the uselessnesso of the pledges Of men when appealing for your
W e believe the proper method of securing good officers is { o secure
good Inc worthy men to fill these offices Knowing that William A. Chap
nan has been an honorable, able an upright man. and that he is a nan OF
good harace deep principles n a successful uGnes nan W e beneve
hat he is. in every a mn worthy of o support as a candidate for
Councilman of the Twelfth Ward. He is oun to II 10 faction, corporate
or interest, except that of the Republican party, the City of Omaha and the
Twelfth Ward. We believe if nominated. he will be elected, and, if Elected.
he will give an aggressive, thorough, conservative service. Believing in your
sincerity for good and worthy men in this office, we, the neghbos and
friends of William A.. Chapman, and citizens of the Twelfth Ward. who per
sonany know him, appeal to you o. the Republican party for your votes at the
primaries OIL March so, believing, if nominated, he will be elected. -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

The hotel men Of the state are making
strenuous efforts TO induce Governor Car
roll to veto n bill which he has before him
for signature. This Is tho bin to require
safety devices, fire escapes and flreproof
construction In hotels, and to provide a
hotel Inspector whose duty Il shall he TO
inspect hotels and enforce compliance with
the law. They claim that tho bill is eN-
penslve: that II viii be Impossible to comply
with IL; that many hotels viii have to be-
closed up; that others will have TO be re-
built, and thst no good can come from il.
The travelling men have secured passage
OF the bill and are demanding that il he
signed as a protection 10 travellers.
Report ON Presidents Residences.
The special committee TO which YVES re
ferred the resolution on the censure of the
regents OF the university and trustees OF
the normal college. relating TO the Illegal
use OF money IN building presidents resi-
dences at Iowa city and Cedar Falls, viii
report Monday that the censure was justi-
fled. They the books Of the
boards and found that while the forms OF
the law were compiled with there was ar
evasion OF the intent Of the legislature and
that the boards had not acted as they
Shoul6 q doB& The residences have
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

T.. c. skies, S43S Sahler. Street.
r. r. Penn. S435 Sahler Street.
Andrew Peterson, 1918 Sprague street
G. u. Harris. 4112 North 33d Street.
w. L. Harris. 41ol North SOD street.
$. 4. Lovquist. SS20 Ruggles Street.
c. II. Larson, 1914 North $50 street.
j. r.. Nickerson. $3.50 henderson street.
f. Schneider. 3Sth and SpauldinE Street.
Albert r. Bihler, 3337 Boyd Street.
{. r. Lundquist, 1886 Spaulding street
G. w. Newman, 1897 Spaulding street.
G. J. Bird. 1854 Henderson Street.
+. p. Shirley, $500 North 2Ith street.
j. Waidlich. 4022 North SD street.
D. w. Alsman, 315S Ames Avenue
n. p. Pageler, 3722 North 31st Avenue.
ID. T.. Gregg, 1903 North goth Street
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-30

councilman: former member Legislature.
MAYSTRICK. FRED-RricklaYer-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
INDICTMENTS
THE BURaoMAsTER

w. r. Cullen has made big revival of Pixley & Luder's famoas musical comedy success "The Burgomaster, ' and will present it at Dreamland, April ', with large east, headed by Harry Hermsen. This sterling player in the role of old Peter Stuyvestan, burgomas- ter of New Amsterdam; and Willie, the gay youth who leads the governor around New York when he is re-incar- mated
 The company will number fifty peo. pie. The production is an especially handsome one. The costumes have been revised and are all new. Especial at tention has been paid by MT. Cullen to the voices of the chorus, as well as to the beauty of the feminine portion. "The Burgomaster' was the first of the Pixley & Luder pieces to gain pop ularity, others being "The Prince of Pilsen, liking Dodo,'' and ''The Grand Mogul. !" The music is of the singing and whistling variety, and it is said that more copies of s.The Tale of a Kangaroo {" and CT Love You' have been sold than of any other songs brought out in musical comedies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
CROWLEY vS. MINING COMPANY SUIT
 SETTLED
CROWLEY TO RECEIVE MONEY BY AGREEMENT REACHED OUT
 SIDE OF COURT.

By an agreement outside of the court, the suit of Con Crowley against the Arizona National Copper company to enforce the imm4diate payment of his share of the purchase price, has been settled and the case will not come to trial. The settlement was effected by the Cactus Development company, lessee of the property.
 Crowley sued to secure the payment of $l5,000, his share of the purchase price on five claims acquired by the Arizona National, in 1905. He claimed that the purchase price was to have been paid in two years, while the agreement exhibited by the company stated that ten years was to be allowed for payment.
 According to the terms of the settle ment, Crowley is to receive $2,000 at once, and the balance within two years. It was authoritatively stated last night that these terms have been accepted.
 The Cactus Development company eff fected the settlement, as the stockhold- CTS could not afford to be delayed by legal controversies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
City Band Dance Is Thoroughly
 Enjoyed

A thoroughly enjoyable dance and one which was worthy of more liberal patronage than was accorded it, was that given at Dreamland last night by the Globe City band.
 While the crowd was not large about seventy-fve couples attending there were just enough dancers on the floor 10 make the affair pleasing one. It was not until after midnight that the d;lnce broke up. >
 Tine music, furnished by the Globe City band, was excellent, and the To- cal boys hully lived up to their repu. tatior of having the best musical or ganiz ttion of its kind in this part of the country.
 Another dance will be given in two weeks for the same purpose as last night--to defray the expenses of prae- tice tetween now and the opening of the summer season.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
THIRD ACCIDENT IN TWO DAYS FIXES 100000 WORK ON COURTHOUSE CEssPoCL CONTINUED WITH EXTREME
 DIFFICULTY.
WORKMENAFRA!D TO CONTINUE
CAvE-IN YESTERDAY DIsLoCATEs ANKLE AND BADLY BRUISES
 ANOTHER WORKMAN.

The third accident within twenty four hours to workmen engaged in con- struetion of the new county cess pool, occurred yesterday forenoon, when De Watkins, colored, was caught in a cave-in and his ankle dislocated.
 So superstitious have the workmen become that it is only with difficulty that the work is being carried on. Work on the cess pool proper has been sus- pended until Monday, as none of the workmen could be induced to take up that work again until they were sure that the "hoodoo" which has been lowering around the place is effectually disposed of.
 Int accident to Watkins occurred shortly before noon yesterday. He wa, working in the ditch leading to the cess pool and in excavating, dislodged q large quantity of earch, which came tumbling down on him with great force.
 He was buried to above the knees and so great was the pressure against his limbs that one ankle was disloeated and he was badly scratched and bruised.
 He was hurriedly released by the vigorous use of picks and shovels and taken to his home, where his injuries were attended.
 Ii is expected that the cess pool will be completed early next week. if no further accidents delay the work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
HELD ID GRANDJURY
ARTHUR FRANKS UNABLE TO sE-
 CURE BoNDSMEN AND IS SENT TO JAIL.

At the conclusion of his examination before Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday, Arthur Franks was held to answer to the grand jury on burglary charge.
 Franks bail was fixed at 5000. Re was unable to furnish surety yester- day and was taken back to jail.
 Franks was arrested Monday night, as he was in the act of going thorugh trunk in rooming house near the Central school building, according to testimony of witnesses. He was un- able to put up good defense for his actions and his case will be taken up by the grand jury, at the next session of court.
 Franks is tall and of swarthy com plexion. Among his effects was found card showing him dressed as a Hindu seer He proclaimed himself to be "Ala," the possessor of mystic powers by which he could penetrate the veil of the future.
 Where Franks has operated as seer was not indicated on the card.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
Sunday, April 4, 1909

ed candle to explore room and in some manner set fire to some cast-oT cloth ing.
 He put out the fire, as he thought, and went outside and when be return ed tho interior of the room WAS almost in flames, with glowing embers to be seen ia several places.
 The fire was extinguishcd before the arrival of the department. Had the flames spread beyond control, it would have been difficult matter to prevent a bad fire, as the wind was in then right direction to carry the blaze to the Iris thcater and into the heart of the city.
 Montgomery room was found to be in a chaotic condition, being piled full of articles of every description.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
nsrd to Kill.

A distinguished entomoiogist, J. C.. Warburg. writes: 'When I was still new to collecting, in the south Of France I discovered one day, to my gpat joy, large female of Saturnia pyri hidden away in some bushes. The specimen was the first had ever caught. and I decided. on account of It's large body. to stuff 1t Ca quite un- necessary operation; have kept dog ens since unstuffed,. The moth was first apparently killed by. being forced into cyanide bottle, where 1t was left about an hour The abdomen was then emptied and the cavity filled with cotton wool soaked In saturat- cd solution of mercuric chloride. The insect, pinned and set. was discov- cred next day attempting to fly away from the setting beard"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
Baseball Today at School
 Park

With the Globe Independents pitted against then healthy if recently formed Knights of Columbus nine, fast ball game is promised for this afternoon al School hill park.
 The Independents have already won one game and are quite chesty as the result. The kaysees have some strong players on their side of the score sheet however, and they may be expected to at least put up hard fight for hon. ors
 The game is scheduled to begin at 3 O clock
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
A KNocKER

Is man who can s see good in any person or thing. It's a habit caused by discrdered liver. If you find that you are beginning to see things through blue spectacles, treat your liver to a good cleaning out process with Bal. lard's Herbine.s A sure cure for con stipation, dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache, biliousness, all liver, stom. ach ard bowel troubles. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
MONTH"; HAS CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH
 FIRE PEND
FIRE IN CABIN IN REAR or IBIS
 THEATER IS PROMPTLY EXTINGUIsHED

By the prompt discovery of blaze which was smouldering in cabin back of theh Iris thester at II clock last night, what might have proved very disastrous fire was nippcd in the bud,
 The shack is occupied by J. r. Mont gomery, familiariy known as Monte, :" who has been town character for many years. Last night he used a light
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
The Circus

Acrobat finds it necessary at all times to keep his muscles and joints supple, This is the reason that hundreds of them keep a bottle of Ballard's s Snow Liniment always on hand. A sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, sore throat, lame back, contracted muscles, corns, bunions ard all pains. Price 25c, 50c and $1.oo per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
Professional Pride.

q should regret very much to hear that anybody has ever offered money for political influence"
 "Yes." answered Mir. Graftwell, your hearing of it would indicate very cruGe work on somebody's part Washington Star.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
A Healing Salve for Burns, ChapPcd
 Hands and Sore Nipples

As healing salve for burns, sores, sore nipples and ehapped hands Cham berlain's Salve is most excellent. It allays the pain of a burn almost i'm stantly, and unless the injury is very severe, heals the parts without leaving a scar. Price 9 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
unappreeisted.

The lady killer was boosting of his prowess.
 "One girl whom I knew" he said, "actually died for love of me. I was her last thought" .N
 They eyed him inadvertently.
 q should think" remarked one Of them. that you might be anybody's last thoughtw- New York Times.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
The Law of Gravity.

"Silencc fin the courtr' thundered the judge, and the laughter died away.
 "Mr Bailifr," continued the instruc- lions from the bench, "eject the next man who deties the law of grayity."-- Philadelphia Ledger
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
A Bitter Pill.

Milly--And how does your brother take married life? Tilly-He takes it according to directions. His mother in-law lives with him. -. Illustrated Bits.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04
Ma lr@i,lt

'I ain't insulin' of yer. I tell yer I'm simpl; ceilin' of yer liar. m yer are one".- s.nna0r r'rr"h
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04

Let the Guarantee Paint company do your work. Best material, best work. lowest prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04

You aye missing an opportunity in not acquiring Stonewall MeMillen at 35c, we have it on sale. WILSON & CASH
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04

Go to the Indian Hot Springs Take the baths and drink the mineral waters 1t will do yol good.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-04

The Silver Bet does iob printing.
The Forrest City times., 1909-03-12
C Come Early and Often and Hurry :M AK YOFFIE} S000eeeseso00oos0oo0000o0(

The sunday evening services at the Church of the Good Shepherd have been changed to go o'clock for March and April. The bishops visitation will be on Sunday, March 2l. with services at Il and 7:30 o'clock. The confirmation will be at the II o'clock service, with the baptism of adults at l0:30. The daily Lenten services con tinue as usual every afternoon at 4.l5, except on Saturday, Edward T. Nab ley, Rector.
 Admission only 5c and 10c at the Crystal Theater.
The Forrest City times., 1909-03-12

Mr. A. D. Boyle and Judge N; ci, < Remley, delegates from Forrest Tst M. Camp No. 29, left Sunday for iT ie Smith, to attend the Head CamPisss aPtios risdiction F.. w. 0. W. ConIssn'oasI, oI which was held in that city on lhe ,n ,I, s 10th and Huh inst. They put uE .lall Hotel Main. where they wefe, tis tFss royalty entertained, and enlofea, ,IR tY' outing and also the business 0' Convention very much.
The Forrest City times., 1909-03-12
SPRAYED

From our Horse Shoe Farm, near Widener. Arkansas:
 One bay horse mule l48 hands high. 10 years old.
 One blue mare mule. one eye out.l4s hands high h years old. One light sorrel mare mule, II hands high, l2 years old.
 One black horse mule, Is hands high, II years old.
 Two unbroken bay mules years old this spring.
 \ majority of these mules are brand ed on left shoulder with a small letter f upside down.
 Liberal reward paid for return of above stock or far information leading to their recovery.
 BRANDON. BATGH co
The Forrest City times., 1909-03-12
Kills WOuld-Be Slayer,

A merciless murderer is appendi- cltis with many victims. But Dr. Kings New Life Pills kill it by pre- vention. They gently stimulate stom- ach, liver and bowels preventing that elogging that invites appendieitis,eu ing constipation, biliousness, chills, malaria, headache and indigestion 25c at all druggists.