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Arizona republican., 1909-04-23
HoRsESHoEINc-

FRANK WOOD, practical horseshoer Speciality made of lame and faulty gaited horses. 105 W. Jefferson St Phone black 9001.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23

ANYTHING you want in the livery line, you can get at the Five Points Livery, from pony to s1.000 cab. Phone Main 55 for all orders.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A girl, to take orders for
 soda fountain. Donofrio-Zunkel Co.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23

NOTICE-Have YOU heard about 1t? Wallpaper, 71e cents per roll, and up. Large assortment room mould ing to match. Doris Heyman Go.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23
FOR RENT.

 FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms, for $10.OO. Mrs. French. 21s w. Sher- man st.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A milxer, s45.00 a month and board. Meet me at the Republi- can office at 4 o'clock today.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23

STRAYED-April 21st, eight old mare colt, between bay and sor- rel color. Please call Phone Block fS4g5
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23

STOLEN--From porch, at 642 \. Sec ond ave, one chainless Columbia bi- cycle. 2-speed gear coaster brake cushion fork and spring frame. Re- ward for return to Diehl Shoe Go.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23

.-S-S-NNcSr-cS->r>c->~N~c ~>cSc~~~~o~~~~~~~~ MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARIS-n=xperI- enced card reader. Sees past present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St., corner Third
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23

LOST-Money. by not buying sporting goods from Galpin's gun store. FOUND--Girls' handkerchief and dime in red leather bag. Owner may find same at this office.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23

LOST-Leather fob, with elk's tooth fastened to end, bearing figures "22s." Leave same at Southwestern Realty Co, and receive reward.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-23
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position as housekeeper or nurse by experienced woman. Ad- dress A. care of Republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Wheat Prices Drop
and Chicago Pit
is Wildly Excited
Nay Declines Suddenly to Si.i3 l-2
After Publication Of Reserve
Report Of Government

-BICAGo. March 6-W-hsss prices o.
= bos-d q trace bere 1,dsv dropped
vTsy MAJ Declining 30 L. s1-ls2a. RrnidEt
4Esns q Turmoil rare even ~ the EASILY
szaifsd board Longs solo f,esvily on the
government rspsrr q unexpectedly large
farm reserves
One q the nos. g,e-snt faooc-E N thu
buL campaign hBE been the helief in rnost
quarters that farm reserves were low
as & r.sr cent The government resIp1rs-
placing the reserves 81 n-s per cent. burst
liks a bomb In the u-nss1 T,it- May z-fes-
winch q week sro Eoid al sL1q1s E1ld oT,ens6
today al 11sa was thrown IN ire mark e
n trnusnss uuEnriTie8- much q r. Accnr6-
irE IL popular bellsf. coming from The
trader who has rulsd The rnsrks1 To-
months. AT E-IE14 the det1tne was checked
on buying by subiian1 s10-1s who were
apparent In The closing q0utstianH which
Ehowe6 e -znEs Of W on fins trades Al
fhs Close MAY whesz WIS quoted n E114
10 S1eA The kesn-sved reporter Tor -1le
ticker fUun6 81 a. buf Impossible 70 kesp
track nf prices J1 Was flvs minutes after
the cfosFnE gong had sounded before he
ceulc stEIe The exBc1 figures uupisd a
1he END
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Weather Man
Makes Apology
for Big Blizzard
Chief Moore Asserts Highs and
'Lows- Never Before Acted
a. On Inauguration Day.

NAEHINGTON March k-7uEt now II
hEppened tbsi there wAs Euch bhEEsIo
IL washington on March ( and IN The fare
ef his kilograms 70 kr. TEfI On THE night
Of the Sd that The weather would be clear.
VAS explained 70 tbs president today by
willis l. NJ ouus chief % the United States
weather bureau PrOf Moore admitted ne
hed waited for several dEyE 10 EDms
1tutdlty before attempting Is pay his
resyectE" 10 Mr.. Taft M. Moore had an
sz5E4nAdion. which he brought 70 q climax
v-ith al sortE of Froof that no sDoh -fdghs
arc -1gN'ss ever before produces sach .
sHpR storus-
Thee original E0gEsEsE Cfuh. from 81
E'sul under thN guidance q Hugh 7.
E5Albsrt seVenty-ffVe Strong, NEs accorded
. warn reception ny Nj Tar IN the sGs5
ruun.
Ihe British ambassador Enc Nh Bryce
paid their respects 20 the president End
Mrs. TAR TO-DAY. as cid Governor 1ds O,
M Philippines.
Frssioeut TEft WAS al his desk and oc-
ca pisd the ftrEi hour OF ne gay IN cictst-
iuE lsrtsrs During thiz time the nf11us
builc1rE xHs rIllso with callers
Kine PreEidert Sherman and FrA1klir
AHrNeEgh, the lEItsr Win P0stmEsue,
Gs-ne-sl Hhehc0sk, were eEr3y callers a.
ne white House,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Attorney Calls Col. Cooper
Lobbyist and EmbeZZler

fora ana Mrs sAErS. besides a score o.
more woman friends q the ladies men-
Toned
Captain FTrzh1gh began ne oTssnInE
argument 70 rhs JUN tur rhs ErA1s- be
said
''C0ionsl Goo2sr ms1 Craig OF persona
business buf ne pressed the business or
ths she and revealed Ehsz was II ms
black heart He owed ne friend CrElg
money-As owed a. lls fT1=aadE m0nsy. and
ne never bothered Eb0lE money owed TINS
6ld not boIh-r him BuI he broke oE and
suld- II ny name 1pgs=ErE In me Tel.nss-
sean EEs.n- c1-mAGk ~ ] muE1 de
-'T7his man. VINO IL self-ssufssse5 lrsb-
ryiEi fur a rEilro&d. rtas nlkz who is
chErE-S by repulA5ls men VIA naFtnF
euii,ezzleS money inf-Us1sd - hlE care,
ms man Wnuse nk-ns hES bssn BANDED
about rls sts1s- Lhis MA wa1uss cara and
devious wHya hEFs nov besn UacSVersd
dared 1c szRc 70 an hunasr End ursaEht
JsurnElisf lhs rhrrL1 lhEr z fltE name EJ,-
pssrcd N the neunsas=En GEEGn- uns Of
them mus das-
And when the rzAs~oy WAs Uver, lhe De-
fsadEnfE h.eEAn 70 lsok far a e2zss- for al
sHcuss- Ana What cid rA=g nneg TS.us
CA-mA1k hEn re1srreo - EhA1 Ifrzls ha1d-
heaosd Angsl Drunc CDopsr.- had a1asd
did th< 4nEsl 'cuns frun ssors o. hsl0xrs
and s4a theEe tl.s HEas4 - sazpn1r - IN
S1nEs--
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

NASHVILLE Tenn. March s.-W i'E1t'-sr
NAY have caused interest IL AS ourinE
the last few DAYS IN Ehs C0opsr-snsrT
uurosr trial 1hE1 cause had sEidaurly tssu
rsnSsls5 TODAY. An immense thrung gath
sred early and rhers Was oLlts me aid
tirne rush Tor sak1s when TIE ooorE opened
Al Q ciock A local lawyer says lnE1 al
usnnensaEns Ere either orators or love
nrn.ory ana tbs only reg-st sEprssssd WaE
ma only thres EIrornsys On each Eids
we-e ID spsRk- Fu1ly hEt TIE sudiHnue
wsE composed q Nnnsn and many 81
fbsra A. vel AZ mary q ths msu. h-UugrI
the3f lunches
guSEs HArl warned me audience EENl1E-
any demonstration Il have teen told
M sad. -rhnz some Ieppls haze been
brought hsrs 70 express SEsH0Fai or oiE-
sp.rg1Hl ] car s1EroeiF hshsTs IN But !
1zaui &c say thai any one VIC AEplEu6E ur
Kisses or rsmmcn1s uBon the arEuusut VII
wash he az shs hac never duns r.
Must q ne Spectators funds ne hET
we're nd1uilisd ~ the reg3sst az counsel
Tnetr uursber finally drew a BE1taSf fruu.
rhs caurt he aDA0~ra n VITA an eu6e-
lhE4 ns more ssh8uld be admitted NJ mat
lsr who thsy were
Mrs Cnrunnck Was tu hsT nEuEl scsf-s
huEs ass1her arm chstr. NfIh her son
Nea On rs arm WIN rhe dsfsntun1s
wsrs MrE Burch. ArE- NLlsan Mrs Fac
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Two Men Found
Dying in Pools
of Own Blood
Discharged Railroad EmplOye At
DEVILS Lake Kills Station Agent
and Then himself.

DEVIL S LAKE. n D, March 60. J.
HoHpne- station agent Of the Great North
srn railway be-s- and former Cashier z
s. Bryant were found unconscious In pools
- G8ooc In me freiEEt EtBrion ny Ticket
Agent Martin TODAY. Hospnsr disd On the
wsF 10 the hospital and Bryant 6ied n
nom. a r'sz7nlxsr. KEis to be tkIs TrupeE1g
u BRYANT. wGE found ls-ing On q table
near the unconscious men and The theory
is that Bryant shOt Hoepnsr and then
himself BRYANT Was discharged from the
position Of cashier 81 the station Saturday
uiEh1
There we're nc Witnesses 70 the shooting,
out Ticker Agent Martin was ErrrRCted
10 the freight station by hearing shots in
thEf building
HDspDsr discharged Bryant yesterday
and when the latter arrived II the office
TINS morning he found Auditor VI. ". how
ard % the Great Northern there 10 check
him ont Bryant on seeing the auditor
seissd 3 revolver from his ossk drawer
and fired al Hospnsr, who dropped 70 tins
floor.
Both men were married and leave large
fEmiiss.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
NEW CHARTLR FOR NEW YORk
Proposal to Increase sRlSry Of Mayor
to twenty-five Thousand
BoARD OF ALDERMEN ABOLISHED
New EHkE1ble Gor Mayor Muss Have
Beea Residents Of Csty for Ven
TearH-C~roRer's office
Abn1fnheA.

NEW YORK March k-TThs report 'uf In.
New Kork chsrzer commission mace pub5c
t9nignf proposes few fundEmenrRl changes
IN the ole charter. ban perhsps among fbs
rnosf 4ntsresutng In trbz rscorDenda1iDn fhst
nc perscn eaaAa ~ ixFsaa for zhe nffsus
sf usger urlesR ~ Ahsssa aETt -oes1 -asi-
dent Of the CITY for AZ least ter Fss-E pre-
ced3ng his elsrt1on" ans fhnz the SALARY
Ne Increased 10 xxs.eBO q year The rs1-isiuu
COMMITTEES prgr36sE FOR a untfurzzlso super
iufsndsnt q police. appointed from the
ranks nf the force Ene the age hrnH Tor
entering the police department ss rEassd
10 Is ysE-Z
II iE proposed 10 abolish tbs BozuS Of
Aldermen and IL its place creErs q councu
sf thiTTy-nIns members 70 serve without
pay The council VIII have large ordi-
nance-mslZinE power. but VIII hEVs no COD
rTn over The administrative business Of The
CITY OF over franchise. il win have the
right II reto specific appropriations in the
budget sno VII make the lax lew. Alto
Esthsr much broader grant 81 legislative
power is vested IN the council than the
Board Of Aldermen enjoyed A good dssl
VIII be accomplished the commission
thinks. toward simplifying 1he complex
financial system of ths city and 90 away
NtLL Inutn eAISFS&AIl hno utneceHksI3 =
expenditure 10y making the Board OF Esri-
mate and Eppor1onmsn1 the great business
executive COMMITTEES of the CRY with cum-
plsts control q the city'E financial EtfEirs-
The board VIII contnOe 70 be MADE "
with The same official members as before
including q borough president 70 be elected
FRO each hcronEh, but a marked change II
the existing system is made by withdraw
+ 4-yrr
mtr3Et-Rrivs functions
The dsTss-tmenf Of street claEning vi
be abolished and the entire control uf -
streets and sewers and Etress cleaning
VIII bS vested in = department q Etres-
control, for which INA mayor Nin bs
responsible The Board Of EdurEliun VII
cease 70 Dc & separate corporation and VII
I bs reduosd 70 fifteen msnbs-E. The offiui
( of c0runsr IL abolished EDd al the ourisi
be performs nov turned over 10 the de
UEslueu1 q heath
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

ar % WitbcrsWinE hiE tIlirg as uHndldsis
10Y mayor y the council would pass fbe
ordinances bit the democratic rnsrnbers
refused 10 take any acton either way ane
adjourned
Ordinances ID TonfEht.
CounuilrnHn johnson, chairman of the su-
dietary COMMITTEES II charge q the proposed
occupation Tax ordinances. later promised
Mr- ZimmEn that he would report a. 70
nights meeting ~ The council hur sdoed
thar he would ASK for more tine
NJ. ZimnEn also called ID hiF ordinance
70 marrow Jones street between EaEhtb
Eno Ninth streets, but IL was PLACED on
fDe. Councilman johnson voting against
II for ans, After he hsd voted M Jofir-
son stated thai he did not know whether
D X. Burls. who wishes 20 erect lsrEs
warehouse adjoining ths stree 4 il IL mar
roNec, owns me AourrinE property and
vas furcso 70 confess thar ~ had made
no effort 10 find OIL M Burts owns IN
raAlry. however
The COMMITTEES rscummsnded tbs sdun-
non q an ordinance ordering 1he c1ust-uc-
rlun q g Eianuci over Ihe Belr IiDs A.
Dodgs Et-sst from Thirty -siEhth 10 Forrr-
second streets J. u. CTR. attorney or r,e
missouri Pacific. winch owns me Ben gine
appeared before the council IN an .ffor1
70 postpone action lie commended rhaf t,ut
twenty-five trains dsF On an srerEre
pass along me nsln track Of tbe lins ans
tha1 E1adnr1 Il nar Es necessary a. Dodge
Etrset AZ a. some other places he also cor
tended rhE1 rhs street car compzur sbr,..ls
be compelled n halp Tsy for 1hs ON
srr1crion and nEsiuten4nos q the s-tsso,,
"A a uses the K1sdacf more than any IN
.dlrduEl
The ccumittes voted SlBo expense noney
J Tor rwo c0lDcilmsn and M street. c.o-n.
ul1HEioneT 70 81 40 K7nE4E CRY Hno a
LouiE % inEIsct EtEss1 cleEninK Enarti,,.rv
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Chief Forester Prepares Figures
Show That II Should Be Free. [
ARGUMENTS OF TUKBER MEx
Say Dnfy Is Necessary 70 Enable
Them to Compete With Canada.
HIDES ON TEE FREE us7
Hide ama Leather SrheauIe viii
Probably Result IN ITtenSed Die
cussIgn ~n FIssr in Eash
Hewss-

WASHINGTON March IA cut ~ une-
hslf IN the ovtiss on lumber Snd rnsnufso-
iureF ssf 1uruhsr if Understood 70 he uns q
the changes provided byu ihs nav tariff
rsu which 10 being printed preparatory to
. final rrrisiun br the republican rnr-n-
bs-s % the house ways and means commit
zee Another change that has been mace,
according 20 infurrnsriun from reliable
SOURCES. it thRt hi6ss have been T'lacsn cn
1hs free nrt- There has besn much cnn-
tsrtion ever the duties Of these two E-ri-
c3es-
During ths hearings % the humber sched-
uls ths testimony was 81 SUCH 3 character
as 10 lead 20 The impression that lumber
would be puf on the free list u was said
that the sr1resrx q The ccuury could only
bs conserved TT admitting foreign humber
free Of dzfF II iE understood that Clifford
Ptnchut chief forester is preparing figures
fur the committee m q further effor1 10
huzs lumber placed on the free list Champ
Clark declared al the hearings That ths
prrFfftF ~ the humber interests were Unduly
large Representative Furdnry o. Michigan
= member uf she committee has cham
risDed sbs cause uf the lumber men and
the lstler have been working ensr'EsticsilT
to prevent the free entry of uf humber. They
EftIfltEdl AAtA fktet q 0AAAA HlANlAb - AZ
creased in order that American Industry
mEy compsts with the cheaper labor srn-
ployed in CEnAas and because uf the bet
ter faclIfrses % transportation sfforded II
the proximity of the Canadian lurnbs-
CAMPS 70 WHfsrWEEE
The effort 70 obtain free hides is bsinG
nlRoe principally by the Ne wEng8Hno sho'
and 1aHfher manufacturers. snc Ia EtrunEl
Opposed fy fhe rHrfls men Of the west J
is saso thai the tariff frErne-t have agreed
1e q material rsd0rri1n On leather mEnu
1hrtures
An iInpression prevails that The plan II
a. hsze the hide and leather schedule fiKei
IN rar7ersnrs Nffnr the a0sz1toaE hsve beer
thoroughly thrsshed aBt on the nocr Of In
hassA u the ssnnis Einanoe committee and
~ 4he rirer ~ thr srnEfe- Ears1up C1sfk
1he hollse minority issaer ans me ranking
0fuascuut on the ways and means commit
fAe atsspt considerable time today viii
Repreaanth1ius I7Bdersooa n lzFinE 0ut IN
plan ~ be followed by the minority II IL
fiEht On the floor- u iE Understood rhs
ths policy of ffs democrats wiz be 10 crit
else ths Republican I'M and offer amend
ments 70 Il. They win follow a tariff 20
rsVeuas rather than free trace policy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Steel Trust
Buys Island
Report Asserts Corporation HAs Pur-
chased Isle Roysle IN Lake
Superior

DETROIT. AEirh.. March A specis1 n
the NeWK frnn E39pEhtsn. Mich. says
The Enited States Steel corporation has
bought Isle Roysls IN Lake Supsr1or-
The dsal was runulndsd m London hy
p " Nichols OF BUughtun Hno Oscar J
Larson of Duluth. thu latter the agent for
The United States Steel corporation
The island is the lErEssi In fresh water
IN the world
In the copper country II ls nshered thai
the steel corporation Intends 70 cui the
timber from the island and probably 10
ezpluit anew its abandoned copper work
iurs these latter being the Island mines
a SiEt,oxii bay and the Minung mine al
McCarEHE cove.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Council Has No Use for
Occupation Tax Ordinance

Tou cEn y poiDcE. Bal VII IsL you
Wnst VII Do 10 show you thar il is not
poIitics- II you couDcllrsn VIII vote for
me passage Of thess occupation tax ordi-
nAnoss ] VIII Withdraw from the race for
mayor"
TINS proposition Vas mace by Harry 3
ZImmEu. me republican mernbeI of The city
mEyor. in the meeting q the COMMITTEES q
the whole MondsE Afternoon butI be coun-
Gil would not hsten 10 nm and ADJOURNED
While he WRE attempting 10 tEIk on the
proposition.
CUuncilmEn Bridges MADE q moriBn rhE1
ths EhslE=d ordinances bs broHgh1 ~ and
some Bu50n taken one way 0T the other.
M ZdmmAn seconded The motion and then
COUncilrnsn Funkh0ussr and johnson talked
on them. bOth HEEinst bringing " The
question tefurs election M uFnkhoussr
euuIendsd thai action should be delayed
until ths supreme o0Ur catches up W1th
MS work and hands gown an Opinion on q
similar case taken up from Lancaster
county Mr. Zimnsn then arose 70 speak
ouf before ne could address fhs ohsir Coun-
Gilman BrucksT moved 10 adjourn ana
Councilman n ArG0vsrn. socuI,gi ing ths chair
seconded the mulipn However. Mr' Zim-
n&n managed 70 slsSk q few minutes be
fore 1hs chair put ths mDui8n 10 adjourn
You are tET1Ac - vote On tf1E question
before eiecnon, kEAc Mr. ZdmnlEn. ''Eno
you rhink you have secured rspirtE from
other citlsE that OucupErion taxes are gross
tnJas1oek. But ] prepared 70 Eh0x yaU
tfsz1 twenty-five ciries N twenty-five states
have measures q LhiE character in f0rrs
and lhE1 rhsy have proven E0o6 1hiuE1
Tor these ciriesL urrbsrmors. ] intend Il
hrirg unis I'D a. every msatinE uEtl yOI
have 70 vote ans way o. ehs a1her~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
HEINZES GET The PEARLS
New Workers Recover Necklace and
Turn Greek Free.
EDHoLM AND POLICE REWARDED
SeweBer Gets Entfre Reward But d.
vf8es VITA PslBce and Com
grfbntes 20 Relief PuRd
@f F0rce-

The E3einzs pearl necklace iE restored
II its Ownsrs the reward psid TO Alfred
Edh0lm. and the Greek. John SAWS, who
found the jewels in 1he Knickerbpcker
hOtsl in New YORK is al liberty having
nothing and claiming nothing Of the le-
ward
These were the developments uf Mon
DAY Mr.. and Mrs. Heiuze ssndinz the
necklace 20 their hume bv express ana
leaving on ar evening train. borh being
eEfrBvaEEnt IL zheir praise Of the gooo
treatment absorbed them by the Omaha
police and authorities
When The question of the reward was
brought u Mr. Hsiuse'E attention, ne DE-
cidsd al once that the money belonged
10 Mr. Edholm without question VINO
found the necklace the Greek mac found
and evidently cid not intend TO return II
for 50 small q reward as $500 II be really
knew s reward YVES offered for il
The $500 WIS accordingly pEid 10 M
Edbulm. VIM promptly psid $50 to the
police relief fund sent Captain ssridEe
3 check for SEQ DIRECTIVE Murphy one
for $50 and Pstrolnan UnFer realized 3
similar amount from Mr. Edholm and
Mr.. Hsinzs-
Another $500 in sIEht.
When this little distribution o. the
HeinEs wealth had taken place the gen
tlsmEn trun New York City was re-
minded that he offered another reward
Of $500 10 The jewellers Of New York and
other cities for the NECKLACE He said
that this W'Rs up for shor1 time and was
taken ouV-n after several months passed
! without finding the necklace durinE
A., which time Mr. and Mrs. Bsinzs had one
or two exciting times when word cams
from custom house IN Europe that tbs
necklace had been found. SO tbpr0uEhls
dic the detnctivs agencies look for rhs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Octopus Hard Hit
By Kansas Bill
Stringent Measures Provided for Cor
porRtlons That Refuse to Produce
Books IN Court.

TOPEKA kan March 8-T-hp senate
TO-DAY passed the TIVE companion anti
trust bills prepared and introduced 'hv the
Bensts judiciary committee ThH FIRST Of
these bills provides that II q corporation
on trial does not produce Witnesses and
books H-hsn ordered 70 dc 80 by the courts
its plsadinEE may be stricken on and
judgment he rendered by default. The sec
Ond bill especially recommended by Gov
srnuT HRdlsy uf Missouri provides for So
we're punishment FOR the trusts. but need
npt Necessarily drive them from ths state.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
RYAN WILL NOT RETURN TO
COUNCIL BLUFFS FOR TRIAL
AIleEed swfnaier Heid Al LStrae
Rsek en- Charge of Intent
To XIII.

EsoT SPRINGS. Ark March B-C~o-Es
Rrs-- he aIlsEet member q a gang oi
saor rsrsrx. ensSNs44e sEdth whoissH1t EwiDo-
fns Operations az I.oz 50 n lowe in Gus
-oar .. atncsrs a. rsss pressn1 tine Ryan
was today hsle h~rn sv rhs county court
10 answer 10 4 sbErEe Cf assault with IL
tent 10 kll
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
HELD CHILD ON HOT STOVE
BECAUSE He WAS UhRUlY
HS1sekeePer for Box's Fsfher s4Fs
she Dsa Net InHe1s -
Hurt Him-

NEW YORK. March E-kEr5uTis Miles,.
a h0Llssksapsr fur william Johnson. a cab
inef makeF Of NIhEmsburE NEE helc
~ithoui hsl tU EwEit the action OF the
Enaud 5ury bv MaEdsfrE.s EaEEin borhEm
IN Bnoolzlsn tndHy On a charge q having
ususe6 the death of gohnsonis 3-vsEr-old
hos Arthur. hy holding hin on a non stove
The surusea woman sHid IN courz that me
rhhd waE uur-ily Gnd she rad rhrestsnad
80 Esf him an ths stove but had not In
rented 70 tu5ure hln
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
SPOKANE MEN WANT REBATES
SOhbers FRannin& 10 Sue Railroads
for QunTser Million Sf ALLEGED
OreE-charEea.

SPOKANE Wash. March E-PlEnE are
being considered hers for Bui1 by Spokane
9otbsrE 70 secure rebates un freight charges
which II iE thought may aggregate x25n.0,l
The claim Is based on The recent ruling
Of the Interstate Commerce commission. ce-
clariHE freight rates 10 TINS city were IN
berentlF unreasonable e. and ordering re-
dnctionE The theory is advanced mat re-
bates may bs demanded on excess charges
psio since Ibe ski Was rilsd two years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
STEEL RATES TO COME DOWN
IS PREDICTION OF ScHWAB
President of Trust Says Befhlehem
CampM1y VIII Vet Cut wages
as Ifs WorkzDen.

NEW YORK March 6-ChEr1es N
Sr-hwEh. president % the Bs1hlshsrn slssa
corporation. said TODAY tha1 although u
was MS belief thar steel prices would work
lower before 4 thorough adjustment Of con-
aitionk WAS reached The BsGhlehem Steel
uur-pur4zion eid rr9t propose 70 cut Lhs
wsres Of rs wo-lInsn. BpezTrDAlly cundi-
mons vOnid sbON an Improvement he said
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

LISBON MArch THE Steeulo states
NAT the p-etsDosr, DON Miguel mas os-
clEreo hiE intention 0f rsDouncing al claim
10 The throne Portugal oUt uf sympathy
for king Manuel. who had been 80 rrRE1-
csIly called upon II assume The er0Wn II
10 understood. according 10 the paper, Thai
Tsan Miguel VII rssads in Portugal and
take part in the work q reKensustius the
cDuurry.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
coal LAND CASE SETTLED
ssavfng UaieA PaeifA. Prop~rties
An WEo1faE-

WASHINGTON NErch "A sstrisnsul
hss hesn effeuied ~ tht ssurstsry q The
nisTi0r 81 the guEernmert st8t against IN
rHion Pacific Railway uompEnV tnVolEdnE
u9sl lanos In Wyoming sErimstsd Ea surrh
GWlsA TIE land Wss Reuuired ~ Ihs
csmpGzy rtrsuEh whst EEe knswn as
~a1mmy eufri1E~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

Ii you don't find what you
want today, it viii be there to-
morrow or the next day. In
the course of a month, most
everything under the sun Is
Offered for sale" there.
People don't expsct big prices for
ths things lhsy want 20 sell Usu-
ally II n money found and they sell
al astonishing Low pTlnsS-
HAVs yOu looked Al Lhs want Eas
pet tOdEyf
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

Once AEain ths h11ss kDs6 ths OroFss
EHli-trsGl III Tia Afternoon Tbs tzn Mss
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
IKE OMAHA BEE

A cissn- reliable ns~Epsper ihHs Is admitted
&c sHch En6 every hurns-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

~ Nsh-srsa-EE-t'y cloudy.
ru- 1ewn-sfsuv T'urH5uy
F-gr v-cs-her rvrurt scs Pare G.