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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
"THE FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSION

"Our vote can be centered on four men. The other vote can
not be centered except in part. Much of it is bound to be scattered
among the various candidates. And it will be OUR TICKET
AGAINST THIEVES
In the same number of The Omaha Issue, the following para
graph appears:
1.-The other people will have their slate, and the brewers,
saloon-keepers, gamblers, pimps, and public service corporations
have already begun to prepare a slate, and it will be our ticket
against thieves, with all the extra candidates pulling support
away from their ticket
The same Anti-SalOOn League organ, dated April Both, makes
the following editorial comment upon the democratic and repub-
lican nominees for the police board:
at should be remembered that these eight men, though claim
ing to stand for a greater Omaha, as a matter of fact, really stand
for a wide-open town and brewery rule, with ~unhindered lawless-
ness and RIGHTEOUSNESS. They stand for everything the brewer
les want, and are the Brewers Nominees, and not the nominees of
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
WILL CONFER ON CONGESTION
CaIl Issued for Meeting to Discuss
A~melioratiOn of Over


A call has been issued by Benjamin c.
Marsh. executive secretary of the Com
mittee on Congestion of Population in New
York. for a national conference ON ''city
planning" to be held in Washington. d. c..
May 81 and %.
Congestion Of population in most of the
large cities of the country, discussion of
such measures of city planning practiced
abroad which are applicable to the United
states, amelioration of the present congcs.
ton and the means of preventing its recur-
renee in the newer districts of the various
cities, will engage the energies of the con-
ference.
President Taft has urged that such a
conference be held and will address the
conference at the opening meeting. Some
Of the leading opponents of city planning
from foreign countries will be invited. Ap-
propriate exhibits of the best features OF
city planning and congestion of population
will be contributed by numerous societies
already engaged in this work.
kemper, Hemphill & Buckingham,
All kinds of plating.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
GRAFT BILL IN CHICAGO
Mem bers of Engineers Board In
dicted for Taking Money from
Applicants.

CHICAGO, May III J. Griffin and John
Jenkins. members of the city's Board of
Examining Engineers. were indicted today,
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses from Joseph Hornyanski. An al
legged go between, Louis Bour, was indicted
yesterday.
1t is alleged Bour collected s92 from
Hornyanski, claiming he needed the greater
part of the money to bride the examiners
in the city hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02

any political party, except as Judge Redick's decision secures to
them the pifered party designation"
In another paragraph that paper alleges that any man who
votes for the men referred to, willie place himself on a level with
gamblers, grafters, saloon-keepers and sabbath breakers. The
issue is not repubicanism or democracy but good government or
bad government, morality or immortality, open or closed town"
Every republican and democrat in Omaha should resent this
libel upon the candidates of his party.
These shameless assaults upon the character of reputable can
dldates whose only offense is that they are opposed to prohibition
will be bitterly resented by every fair-minded voter on Tuesday.
These attacks upon well known citizens who refuse to wear the
prohibition label are made by impractical, narTow-visioned bigots
who have become Mono Manacs upon the subject of the liquor
traffic. They form a class by themselves and among them are
few, If any men of financial standing and business ability.
Manifestly there is but one way in which to cope with such
tactics. That is, for every liberal minded voter who is opposed
to prohibition to center upon four candidates for police commits
sioners who seem to be stronger than the others. This view of the
matter was taken by the Executive Committee of the Nebraska
Personal Rights League, whose members believe that the surest
way of circumventing the prohibitionists is by combining the
entire strength of the liberal element upon four candidates. After
mature elaboration the committee reached the conclusion that it
was forced to take a positive stand and select four candidates for
recommendation to the voters of Omaha. This the Committee did
aftef a full and free discussion of the merits of every candidate,
and the committees selections are made without prejudice to
other regular party candidates.
The Nebraska Personal Rights League takes pleasure in
recommending to its members and to every voter in Omaha in
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02

Kemper, Hemphill & Buckingham,
All kinds of plating.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02

tax be held to prohibit any state from
placing a duty or tax on the same trade
or business for state or other purposes.
A so-called government licenses are not
licenses, but are occupation or special
taxes. The granting of licenses was origin
ally a war measure and the system was
changed from license to special tax in
July 1866, being the first of the war tax
reductions.
THE special taxes now in force and the
amounts of such taxes ara.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
Big Sale of Mine Property.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 1.-The 10000
acres included in the ]. R. Walsh and ].
X. Seifert mining properties in Sullivan
public auction to the Equitable Trust and
Savings company of Chicago for 81, $780, 900.
There was only one bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
Not Body of Miss Lewis,

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Identification
yesterday of the body found in the lake
near Lincoln park as that of Miss Ella
Lewis was an error. Miss Lewis was dis
covered alive today. Miss Lewis appear
ance leaves the identity of the supposed
suicide still a mystery.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02

These men are well known in Omaha They stand for law en-
fOrcement and for the maintenance of peace and good order. We
believe that they would be just, fair and conservative in the ad-
ministration Of the affairs of the Fire and Police Commission. On
the other hand, we believe that the candidates of the Anti Saloon
League would adopt the old methods of radical prohibitionists by
resort to the spy system and other reprehensible measures by which
n~eighbors are embittered against each other, and false construc-
tons are constantly attempted to be put upon the statutes. In this
connection, we must not overlook the fact that the statute wisely
gives to the office of police commissioner, acting as an excise of
ficer, wide latitude for the exercise of individual discretion in the
performance of duty, and this being the case it is our duty to see
to it that narrow minded bigots are prevented from holding such
office. The position calls for able, honorable, broadminded men
of capacity for the conduct of public business along rational lines.
In view of all the circumstances of the case, the Personal Rights
League officers feel justified in asking the voters of Omaha to
forget, for the moment, party affiliations and to cast their ballots
for the above ticket In such a course there is less risk than other
wise. We must center upon a given ticket if we would be sure
to win.
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ROBERT O. FINK,
Secretary Nebraska Personal Rights League.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02
JOHN P. CRICK
Present Assistant
City Engineer

Recommended highly by the late An
drew Rosewater. and is a candidate for
City Engineer.
The following is sclf-eXplanatory:
This is to certify that during the year
ending April 8. 1909. Mr.. John p. Crick,
assistant city engineer, has BEEN continu-
ously engaged in the service of the city
of Omaha. and to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief has given satisfaction in
his personal conduct and in the perform
ance of his duties and has kept and rem
dered his accounts correctly and without
default. ANDREW ROSEWATER,
City Engineer.
Dated at Omaha this Sd day of April,
1909.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-02

Sturdy oaks from little acorns grow
advertising in The Bee will do wonders for
your business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
An INTERESTING DEBATE
The Chicago Public

The Chicago Public
The society for the Preservation
Of National Prosperity caught the
culprit, removed his clothing and
bound him 10 a rail. Then the
stand -patters' and the pFogreseives
helda joint debate 10 decide whether
the mixture Of tar and feathers
shoald contain 81 per cent Of tar or
75 per cent. They finally compro-
missed ON ~ per cent Of tar Thank
YOU gentlemen said the victim.
Your interesting discussion has
given me much light and happiness
At last | understand how protective
tariff is revised downwards. Hurrah
for Prosperity" But certain large
gentleman, with judicial smile, said
the tar WAS all right, but that he
wasn't satisfied with the feathers
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

According g. Denver Post tie
oane Republicans 81 Coluraao
have gotten themselves into a pickle
by openly solicitng SlO eoairibs-
hons for political purposes from
federal office holders. Among names
signed % the circular was that Of
W G. Blair. present receiver 81 pub
hc MONEYS in the IL ). Land Office
at Montrese. ID seems the penalty
for this j. iiue and a removal from
Office. Thai would indeed be hard
luck for the budding politicians.
but II is safe TO say ''Speakeasy Taft
will never enforce the law.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

sutter wraps for sale at News-Cham
ptoB othee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
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t.unS frsssaEai, te said guii1F ~ eaai aHti
hath made request apfu she Treasurer of said
totnff fisr uotllicafifin. - praa liIrd hE thf
Law y isa.. - efiier tisssi be MAJ becsne on-
titiau o. q tsk asssi g. eaoh % said yeats.
sat tise ff resissfil t,tiiiu 81 said raal
tate from utcl ci 4urN sstifss WiH fzplrr
tis 1,fh duf 90 Mafri A l iqin aid aaaiis
Z l-sna i.sr each - =aid year "a te lith iistf
~ harci. D.. l3it. snlIs=. thn -aasf
b. resisense.i before siIch dI.rus i--ua
Dated ilarefiIher H1h. A. ~ las
ANNfI n lHfN MY
Treasurer ~ saia uasntT ~ tfiuui-an.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
SersE ~ rI>sI sFIrltwsyr

b,cansed.
Notice is loruhy given. rhnt on Mnnday thr
9Th dnf ~ irreuitar A " lisei. being ole i.f tlIo
regular days of the bucsmihor term 81 thn
County tsurt 81 6unIii-f County in che
STATE - olorada. 7. j. NJ Mcnuugnl. Admifii--
irntor with the will annexcu of sHid estate. viii
appesr hafore the Juase II -aid Court. pre-
sent my tnal settlem.ni -uch AdWini -trafur.
pray thr approved ~ tho same aud viii then
Amply 90 be dischnrfen ~ such Administrator.
At which time aud place any person in interest,"
may Hpfear and presuut 81 iDetiuns % She
same. II any there be
Dated al tiuuuisun tdiornio. Noe. 2ud fs0il
j N. McDDl G. Al.
Administrator with the viii ANNEXED uf tho
estate uf Matte - i-eahy iaceised
Published Nov 3. Dec q lssa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
TRE4~UsFR,S NoTfeF COMPILING
wf7Ht stotf>f tOn >o1IFf-
ttGfoN 80 ssID ntsOHE IN
ffJJtB 10 4 ItA DtsB
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To every person in actual possession or occu-
pancy uf the hercinaft or descrihed land. hot ur
promises, aud % the person in whose nnnie the
same was taxed OF specislly assesseh. aud ~
all persons having AN Interest or title - record
~ the same.
NO1h'E Is HEREBY GIVEN that on the
iith day oi November. A % 1875 the follow inc
described property. situate IN the ounty Of
6uunison aud State of oiorsfio. to-wit; Lots
l. 2, T. IN lhuck Original tunnison. were
sold Tor the taxes Tor the year lsn and purchas-
ed by Gunnison County;
That said GunnIson County by its County
Treasurer has duly assigned the ertiiicsre sf
purchase issued ON account oi such purchase
To Rena u. Robinson who bath made request
upon the Treasurer of said County for notifi-
cation. as provided by law So that sh. may be-
come entitled To a deed.
That the SAID premises were tHxed for the
said year i@n N the name of Helen NJ Avery
whose Post Office address Is unknown.
That the time of redemption ~ said real cs-
tate from such tax safe " i'll expire the Huh
day 81 March. A. u. 1910 and deed will issue
therefor on the 18th day .f March, 1915. unless
redeemed before deed issues
- Dated this 2sth dsy of November,
.w.,, D. '''s, ANNE N. powsr,.
- - 1rea surer of said tounty of Gaunison
Published Nov. 2e. Dec. No. Iea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
NoIses OF sssussssNy ssp

l='uic % har1arctta ". Travarthan. decreased.
Ilr uusier7igneu. having been apgissiuled sd-
~ I.ii-t trstrIx of the estate of Marearefts "
IrHaItr trfueu. lttr of the ouuty 81 buuuison. a.
BIC -tato of toiorttiu. decreased hereby gives
uulire, that she VIII auponr before the touuIs
.urt % said eunnIsou ouutS. at the tuurt
htiiise IN tsanni~on. tn said uunfy on Monaay
th0 iuth day OF Januar5 4. -. iais. At the hour
oi lu clock ~. Of stila diS. az which time al
lnfsf.us hat ma claims aestusi said estate ar
no iinu and reln.istuu 10 attend fur the pur-
pi.sH - having She same ajustei. All .,ar~oue
iufiunied 10 SAID estate requested 10 mak q
inl uif aisite payment tu the under igned.
Dated "a t'unni-un. 'oiuraliu. this sth day Of
bsrcuIbor. b. iisN.
NAL DE T.. STEVENS.
Administratrix ~ tile estate 81 Margaretia N
iroguffhon. Deceasnd.
D.. N. MOI RSE. Attorney.
Date Published Dee a.. l.Es.Jan. 4 Iriu
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
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rui,lI .lse,i Nos : Iisa q Is.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
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frulfr state 81 Z s,it.rans. aad tse
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"a raire hsfresi eAci,istse - the asif - -er
siH iasiesIant sii - i.asen agsiDst yos
a.. rllaa 10 iiss praset % ti,c eansplainf. and
d ar asfeiee liefetf h. asaar bs publication.
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sar aii BE- sliiseeu boiore tar ttkinz 81
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-s sffifsn b. bToaahf b. obfain deoroo 81
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: lnlls gi q. sertlf'n % and n"i-sapr,irt
flalltih turaiier liasz thal she may b.
a.sa 70 the cs.ra ard ciIstats 80 ls,si=., r,.i
tnnnl- she nsifor oiiild nf said parties thai
81 .H asartifd such sliaiony mas sp.car
lilst aHr ssssrt tisi sile MAJ b. resttsflId -
H. u.liiiHn namc 81 Anai- carron and ier
I'D suit| t7 WiiI more fialsy appear frilm tiie
riHfa ainl hlsd IN -.iid toiIri a. -aid action ~
WH'an reiareiire b. sersis made anu = gul.y Of
firH lerrto "a faehsil.
trl guu are sifr'itaf aot lined shat u yuu f1il
D. lHuaar ana y alsNn1 % sail cs'rnI aini a.
Ht. ueuuir a. fhr -aia plaintiff eiil aggis -
az anlt tfir tlle reiiil uananusd la hdr said
ufIrI fllIlt
l...sa aniur ny hand aad thc seal q -aia
rlHr ff tfuuniaifs iu said ouutF. tala Elna
d. ID kossuiii.lr. A. b. Isa
tkti hfTHIK NGTON.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
sTa4rosanY pnspessIs

Notice : heushy given thnf tha B,ard -
uunfg uIfnlssiiiIsFrs 81 tilf tfunfF ul tilnHi-
son. uill rerrive bids fif suppl sing -sid ufints
iol ihr Hear isll tf all nIHtiAs stafionafg- rrss
Wrifing surilirs and hlauks. required 10 thr
Comfy ter its u-c Unfiua said tinle. -oaiati
prugll-als mny b. filed v d tifs cierk 81 sHltI
board on or b'sf,sre J,iunary 2ud. uIl
Dated DtseuibeI isst. fsp
% HURLEY & lnrk.
Firsi Pub. Dec. 3. last B,sc o. iau
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

speaking e Rresident Taft Tom
Lawson SAYS be was able 10 be every
thing and anything during his tr5p
around the ciFele. lie Is mighty
Eat cheerful traveller aud locally he
has got Them al lacoed The sos1h.
ern mama saws be darling aud the
Eastern manuiactuFer SAYS he's
peach. The West SAYS he's Isulu
bird aud the North SAYS he cbEmp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
cut q rvsc MOUTHS o. sAsGs
Lippincott 5 Magazine

Lippincott Magazine
A little chap in Philadelphia,
those father is prominent merchant
and, as such, never loses an oppor-
tunity to discant upon the virtues
OF advertising, one day asked his
mother:
May Lucy and ! play at keeping
store in the front room?
Yes" assented the mother, but
,oa must be very, very qsiet.
AN right, said the yoangster.
we'll pretend we don't advertise
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
sggsgHI Eosss gssP ssss
sasAsEs Esgys ~ sss
NM 4Ns HAS

Cn lhc fass and third tuesdays II each
usantn. daring sic unswe Year. thr oo,o-
-ado a suasshoFn railway posn;s N New
Asxico aaa lcxas a oas iaTe pins s-.'H
is,r the ruand up. fiual isnis swenis
i've aaS-. aliawnig iiisesal ssuP-eSarPriyii-
egsss. Tor defaira miornaiion- Faies.eic.
sal on tiir tosefails a ssssshafn agebi. "s
aassrsss q. h.. a-her. tfoni fa--enger
Auuui. beaver. eio. t-u.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
ofFIoIAL rArER 90 eTNNIsox oouxr,

A special car Wish -ome fsriy
PAanla and tin1chks-s fraIf growers
lefi last week on imp 10 Calsfornia.
Getting bl0oded. those apple sx-
perts. Nexi we kuoW cor Gunnisan
stock growers wIll be touEsne the
Mississippi valley IN a prIvase car
while gsr merchants aud newspaper
men stay at home and grind.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
Colorado National Asele Essssiaiss
Denver Asdstsrlun. Jaasary , 10 .

A rata Of one fare for the round trip
vil b. made BY the Colorado a south
err Rv. from al uaints IN Colorado
Tictets will b. o. sale January and 3.
Fnal hmit January ~. 1910 d ]
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
MOMENTS WOES
Csnaissa Wsasa Are Tialiag Rslisf
at Last

d does seem that women have more
than a tar share ct the aches aud pains
that aiiliet humanity they must ..keep up'
must attend 10 duties IN spileot consia antlv
aching backs. ar headaches. dizzy spells.
bearing down = .ns; they mus, stoop over,
when 10 stoop ns.ans torture. They must
walk aud heod aud work with rackng
pans aud n,-suy aches from kidney ills
Kidneys cause more suffering than any
other organ al the body. Keep the kldne, ;
well aua health is easily uiaintained. Head
II a remes'y f,r kidneys only that helps
and cures the kidneys and is endorsed by
people Yea know.
Mrs. W. II. dawson. III Macon ave-.
Canon City, Colo. says: "for years
bavs been subject 10 a dull ache m my
back. especially across the shoulder blades
10 Use my hands aud arms caused me sui.
iering and il worked hard or exerted nv
sell, my trouble was aggravated Sputs
appeared bsstore my eyes and ! was fire.
quently distressed by headaches and spells
of dizzyness. Added To these difficulties
was too frequent passages OF the kidney
secretions. Learning of Doan's kianey
Pills, ! procured a box aud they relieved
me ut all the symptoms. am now n
st: ong endorser ot Doan's Kidney Pills"
Alllta Councial, No. ~, d. ~ p. meets at
Red Men hall first third and fifth sleep IL each
moon at lth run and arh breath. Julia Rea rsiun,
Elizabeth Price, X. of x. Pocahoutas.
For sale by all dealers. Price "A cents.
Poster -hilbura Co.. baifalo, New York.
Sole agents Tor the United states.
Rensemler the ename-lhan's-aud take
no other.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-01
Tiir $500 mad OenttdlauD.

Oeutfd : amerffantide SeItnnaen
perben TN oIten ynferlano nit gro.
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fret alisipreden uno b1nfig bon orif.
ben mebr Meuigfeiten lttf6 Mohridten
6ringen, aIs Die oeutiden 3eitungeu
fefb. Die nTreie 8re1fs fir xeTds"
1T oiiiben iiberan, tpobin iie geian6t
piro, elm iebr germ geiebener @ait
nno fam fib riibmen. Entertaining
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tDie iiberbmipt fir ben Gtaat un6 Sie
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frei infer rei1baItiees @odenbIoti
nuf Elm Snbr an irgeno cine M6rei1s
I'm MusIun0e.
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1t c1rculates from Galveston
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nctiz an SfeuerzabIer.
Monor,s Office.

Gan Mntonio, Ser, 90. Sept. 1909.
9iermit miro Noti3 eegebeI baB
Der Musgleibungs -MusfhuB, am /,
Nopember 1909 i'm 3immer SEQ. IL,
Std0tba1e /-5uiommentreten miro,
iiber ale Mppeaationen BON ben
gntiheioungen beg @taot-MfeIiors,
uno ale aiieifments, our9 ben Mi.
ielior fir gigentum i'm SiscoIiabre,
e1oeno am 81. Mai 1910, gentadi
(angegebenes pie niht ongegebenes)
ob5uiirteilen. Ser @usiduB lit tag.
lid (Sonntaee uno Geiertage a,lsge.
ibIoifen) in Sisnng un6 miro
go Sage in Sisung bleiben. @eoer
Der Stn6trnt, nod oas Miieliements.
Ronlite iueroen petitionen beriidIih.
ligen, naf0em Der MusiduB feline
Sisungen beenoet bot.
8rpnn gaIIagban
Mtteit: Mopor.
Grseo. Grieg. Gtabt-gIerf.