Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-25
Nebraska


snow storm. a young woman passenger be-
cause she offered in aymen OF her fare
a transfer which was dated 1 O'Clock.
the hour OF the expulsion being 1S
The transfer had been given to the young
woman at the corner Of Thirteenth and
o streets about 1 O'Clock. The young
woman waited waited patiently some time
for a car going south and none appearing
she stepped back into the store to get
warm. She caught the first car tina came
along. so far as she knew. All Of which
she explained to the hard-hearted conduc-
tor. but he refused to let her ride with
out the nickel. SO the car was stopped
and in the presence OF a load Of people
the woman was ushered to the door and
out into the cold, cold Christmas weather.
Copy of Tariff Law.
Secretary Of State Junkin has received
a full copy Of the new tariff law, the
old tariff law. and the bill. as 1t was origin
ally introduced, together with a COMPARE
son Of the old and the new law. He is
well satisfied with it. He believes the new
law has carried out the pledges Of the
republican party and he is ready to de-
fend the law.
The law is a reduction" said Mr..
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the farm and on liquor. Wooden goods and
leather have both been reduced. Persons
who say the law has increased the price Of
living certainly nave not given it any
study. They will find out in time that It
is a good law
Labor Temple to Open.
On Wednesday evening, December q. the
Lincoln Labor Temple will be formally
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daily invited to visit and thoroughly in
spect the new headquarters established by
the union wage earners Of the city and
suburbs. During the evening, light refresh
ments viii be served. and music will be pro-
vided. No further invitation is necessary.
Everybody who comes will be cordially
received and shown through the building
by enthusiastic men and women who have
worked until at last they have been re-
warded by seeing the Labor Temple an
established fact.
Nebraska Statistics.
The Bureau Of Labor and Industrial sta
tistics is now engaged in securing Stats
tics on Industrial conditions and cost of
living. Deputy Commissioners Maupin has
secured the cooperation of twenty-five
families in different parts OF the state,
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equations. and these will keep an accurate
account on blanks furnished by the bureau,
of the cost OF living during the month Of
January. AS nearly as possible the same
families Will make a similar report for the
month Of July Of the coming year, thus
striking a general average for the year.
At the same time the bureau is engaged
in collecting statistics from the labor or
ganizations Of the state. The secretary Of
each organization is furnished a blank and
asked to report on wages, conditions Of
employment, strikes, lock-outs, etc.
The annual crop bulletin Of the Bureau
Of Labor and Industrial statistics will be
ready for distribution next Monday.
Supreme Court Call.
Following is a list OF cases which will be
called for hearing at the session of the
supreme court, commencing Tuesday, Jan
uary 4, 1910:
For Hearing Tuesday, January 4. 1910
Leumann against Grand lodge, Ancient Or
der of United Workmen, Lancaster; Hib-
ner gains Saum. Lancaster: Haas against
Mutual Life Insurance company ton motion
for rehearing), Douglas.
For Hearing Wednesday. January 5, 1910
-Crabtree, administrator, against Mis-
S2gFrt Pacific RaIiEoad COMPANY. pougiaS;
road company. Douglas; Smullen against
Wharton. Douglas; Urban against Bradley,
Ouglas
For Hearing Thursday, January 6, 1910
MCLanahan against Chamberlain, Johnson;
Trimble & Blackman against NJ. V. Corey
& Son, Clay; State, ex rel. CASTOR against
several parcels of and (Naiman), Thayer;
Barney against Chamberlain. Lincoln.
For Hearing Friday, January Z 1910
Stewart against Raper, Pawnee; Hilligas
against Kuns, York; Marica against Yost,
York.
The following is a proposed assignment
OF cases for hearing at the session com
mencing Monday. January II, 1910:
Williams against Miles, Richardson:
Young against Rohrbough ION motion for
land, Lancaster; Farmers Loan and Trust
company against Joseph & Crate, Holt;
Reed against Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad company, Harlan; Heisler Pump
ing Engine company against Baum, Doug
las; Trenerry against city of South Omaha,
Douglas; State against several parcels Of
land CHume), Douglas; Mechanics against
Hansen. Platte; Greer against Crosse, Har-
Ian; State. eX rel. Banta against Greer,
Harlan; Cole against village Of Culbertson,
Hitchcock; Cooper against Kennedy, Red
Willow; Gurske against Britt, Douglas
Dringman against Keith, Lincoln; Equita-
BILE Land company against Willis, Lincoln;
Mathews Piano company against Markle,
Gage; Ossenkop against state, Cass; Booton
against state, Douglas; Western Union
Telegraph company against state, Lam
caster; Haynes against state, Antelope;
Blue against state, Kearney; Masourides