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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

MAIN STREET RESTAURANT.
It's 81 beauty and must be sold, dirt
cheap; fixtures cost more than price
asked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

ON THE WEST SIDE.
Where the rooms are always full. S-room
house. furnished In style and 10 regular
roomers; rent $35; price $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

\ LEADING LIFE INsI,p1y
pany Is seeking ns its aahNt
for Utah an experienced ,nS
producer who is also canshls
ing other agents. Appllcalio,'
considered confidential and -
made until after satisfac,o,~
with applicant. Address W.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

LIST YOUR PROPERTY ~
with us. Halloran-Judss @ csVi I
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eeoo-7 ROOOMS------SoV
As good n location as you VIII nn4. mo
0rst-cIass in every respect; want all CASH
rent $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

CURRAN & POWER
THREE ROOMS. completely furnished
with first class new furniture; furniture
cost $500 three months ago. Rent SlS,
Close In. Price S400. Terms.
SEVENTEEN ROOMS. good furniture
two-year lease, low rent, fine location,
a beautiful homo and ,on money ne T2r1n maker;
TWENTY THREE ROOMS. few doors
from Main street. well furnished, rent
$95; this place never has vacant room.
Price $4,000 Good terms.
FORTY-FOUR ROOMS, excellent new
furniture, flve-year lease, easy rent; we
can deliver the place at an extraordinary
low price. See us for particulars.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF GOOD
THINGS IN ROOMING HOUSES AND
HOTELS OTHER THAN THE ABOVE;
ALSO SOME GOOD RESTAURANTS
AND CIGAR STANDS AND ONE GOOD
LIVERY THAT is A SNAP. SEE US
BEFORE YOU BUY.
CURRAN & POW WIR.
Suite 405-6 Boyd Park Building,
Ind 1921, 162 So. Main st. Bell T49
h3747
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a. n. HUMPHREYS.
78 West End South ST.
Bell 4133. Ind. i3b.
h3532
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

Ii West Second South St GO
Bell phone 3S0l. Iha' p'io'e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26
knights Of Pythias.

ROYAL ARCANUM, SALT LAKE COUN-
ell. No. l5lT,-Second and fourth Thurs
days. l. o. e hall. 1853 So. w. Temple st
j. O, Critchlow, regent; L. l.. Jones, sec
retary.
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WALL Paper CLEANING

-~~-~--~~-~-~~->>~~~~>
HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. WORK
guaranteed. Ind. 1iI5, Bell 3loi. vl09T
THE ART PAPER CLEANERS, WALL.
paper. loalsominc and tinted walls neat
ly cleaned; work guaranteed. Bell 56Ss:
Ind. 1925. herr
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WE HAVE IMITAToRs p,.
- RIVALS. oL
THE LEWIs-LOwg ~
500 Judge Blds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

BUSINESS CHANCE 0NlausIyy
3oe Judge Bldg. VIZ Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

1T YOU WANT a BARGAIN
We have one in a 17-room. well iurnisne'
house, in n good location. with lease; tn
rent is S55 price $1,000, terms,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

Is ROOMS,
Steam heated; rent 500; good lease, otH1S "a
Us cIcnn-that's the principal thing can
mike reasonN bic terms.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
largo closet for light housekeeping IN
modern home for lady. Apply 2S T. 81,
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A 12-ROOM FLAT,
Good transient location and tho cheap
rent OF $40 enables the owner TO clear SsV
per month, price S1l00
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

HARD UP
Owner of this cozy little roomlng house
must sacrifice; new furniture; $3.50.
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A. ~. HUMPHREYS,
p.,I 4j2a Ind. 4l3i.

HOTELS AND ROOMING HoOSt tTo.
10 rooms, modern, good transient loS'-
lion. cxtra good rent and lease; $500.
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sis00--1g ROOMS-------ISlou
This Is one of tho best paving places $50. %.
vnm. Ihree-ye lease rent $9oi slooo caSh
down.
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LOST. ONE BRlNphl;s, ccIlnI
nine months ola, saws
white tip on tail anu .ye., or 2
returned TO $40 bar
2l4l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

UTAH CAMP. NO. s3s. w. o. W.. WE'D
nesday evening. +. o. Z. hall. 16S S. w.
Temple. Visiting neighbors welcome. 4.
i Heagren. consul, Il. w. Hail. clerk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-26

so rooms, modern clearing $3.50 per
month; Main st. location, $4,000 VIII nan
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"CAP1TAI OPPORTUNITIES"
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BUSINESS opposp,,,''
TIE LEWIS LOVE- :,
TIE ONLY -.

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Bt-s1x I'll LIE ONLY EXcrro.
oN PIN I'S .c CHANCE OFE9ISSIIyl
aos Juopo Sf,,T,ArE f,,,N OF nrEiieSg
OPPORTUNITIES on
{, - NEN Ek BEFORE haya y LIE
SPLENDID opnnr,,avo mavo We
whether you have sio io,rles nr.
something for you r-$tQ ti
LOWING and IL tho hhnAD IN,
IL not mentioned ,ppusinees +
sone,hI,A AUToMoBiL EasSo
h,Isi,inss YJilide,rilils new; No coms.,,.
pcG,s unlimited. $1,000 week q
oSIr " ~ HAVE ANOTHER ~,
o21 ION Tor half the ab,,p piSE
established, excclIani hoye haooye g.
-. PARTNER WSNlnrssss.
In hat blocking and snniN,FED
pressing business. Eynnri.. clts,
tial Good business Npe,icnce
TWO FINE CR1m,yy,IN
Just listed; one Sgh0 o1oCERHy
gate and invest profiaII,e. 400 (
- - LAID THIS me-
CAFES. CIGAR STSp,MtE
Despite the fact theso onEs. a. 81
we have SPLENDID RApce MOI
~ EOOMlNG HoilsnrlsSS
looms, - Location. Rent "a.
20 Central ......sS5 irls ,
az Central 49,. IS va
~ Central 49,. 40 ~
IA Central en- IN
Z w. 5th So. sS "
q ~. 2nd So. 81
dS n. lst South. 10 "
"a Main st. "a
The last above Is undorh,
location iii town. A grssi grssi'ssat u
owner must leave. Ees,daaol iaol..
swell HOTELS. from 31'ls, "a w.
| rooms. ivoEi
WE HAVE IMITATons NJ.
~ RIVALS. '''
THE LEWIS-LOWg ~
9oS Judge Bldg.
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LOST

I0CKET AND CHAIN; ,l,.S, Man.
NJ. s. and set VIII Reaz1
9th East. Bell i2io-D
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GOVERNMENT LANDS

DO YOU WANT A HOMESTEAD OR
Desert claim in southern Idaho? Idaho
Locating Co. 30 Boise CiN Nail Bank
bldg. boise. Ida, hSS22
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CLEANING AND DYEING

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SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. 55l so
State. Bell phone $3.50. Ind. 1884 d221o
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
new ELEVATORS FOR OMAHA
Three Structures Are Projected for
Next Year.
GREATER FACILITIES NEEDED
Nye-Schneider-FOwle Hynes Com
pany and sherman Saunders Plan
New Structures, 10 BE Put
Under Way in Spring.

Omaha will probably see three new grain
elevators built here next spring The Nye-
Schneider-Fowler company, the Hynes COM
pany and Sherman Saunders are the pro-
jectors. All three have been contemplating
building elevators for some time and have
only recently decided not to build this year.
For the present the Nye-Schneider-Fow
Ter company and the Hynes company will
use part OF the Independent company 5
l,OOOOOO-bushel elevator on which they
nave secured storage leases for their re-
spective parts. Sherman Saunders Is fig
urlng on a similar deal with another COM
pany.
The Nye-Schneider-F Fowler company will
rebuild when the time comes on the site
OF the elevator destroyed in the big fire of
April 3 this year. William Hynes recently
bought a site on Leavenworth street and
will have to get a track In before the
ground is available.
That more elevators must be built next
year is the consensus OF opinion among
grain men, who declare that the present
elevators will accommodate local receipts
as they are now, but no longer, and that
future increases necessitate increased ele-
vator facilities.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
OMAHA BANKERS OPTIMISTIC
Banking and Business Conditions
Have a Much Better Tone.
MONEY STILL IN BIG DEMAND
Legitimate Deals Are Calling for
Large Quantities of Money, which
IL Also Being Used to
Move the Crops.

Omaha bankers are taking a more salts
fled and optimistic view of banking and
business conditions than they did two
months ago. Assurance of good crops and
better feeling throughout the country are
the cause OF this.
"All over the country" declared W. d.
Bucholz vice president of the Omaha Ma
tional bankers and business men are feel
ing easier. There is less demand for loans
from men who wish money for purely
speculative purposes and an increased de-
legttimately in their business. The same
thing is true Of requests for loans for what
amounts to an indefinite time and loans fol-
temporary use. The former are decreasing
and the later increasing.
Money is still in active demand for legiti-
mate purposes throughout the country ano
it is being principally used in the market
ing of crops. Grain is moving rapidly
''The eastern men seem to feel that the
movement OF the last few months TO shake
out speculative credits has been pretty
well accomplished and a great deal OF
liquidation has accordingly resulted. Oh
the benefit OF this legitimate business II
is hardly necessary to speak"
The next statement OF bank conditions
called for by the comptroller Of the cur
rency will be watched with great eagerness
1t is held by a good many local bankers
that deposits will show an upward trend
in spite of the big Withdrawals made nee
essary by business at this time of year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
Noted Men to
Attend Reunion
Fort Kearnev National Park Associa-
ton Will Have Important Ses-
sions Next Week.

Big preparations are being made for the
fourth annual reunion of the Fort Kearney
National Park association at Fort Kearney
next week. A number of prominent men,
including Governor Shallenberger, Senator
Norris Brown, Congressman Norris and the
well-known officers of the association will
be on the program with speeches. The re-
union will take place August "a, 20 and rs
Music and glee' club songs, camp fires
and important addresses will mark the SEES
slons Of each day in addition to important
business. Among other noted men who will
address the gatherings will be Congress
men AldrIch, Hitchcock and Burkett
II is the purpose of the association to
bring about the establishment OF a ma
tfonal park on the historic site OF Fort
Kearney. The association was org?anized
In 1908
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
BIC DELEGATION TO DEPART
Samson and Retainers to Try for
Frontier Day Event.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO CHEYENNE
Omaha and south Omaha VIII Make
Heroic Effort to Land Next
Years Celebration for
This City.

Samson, the Omaha Commercial club and
the South Omaha Commercial club will
leave for Cheyenne to attend the annual
Frontier Day celebration at p. M Thurs
day, August Is. A special train will leave
the Union Station over the Union Pacific.
The special will carry about 100 pas
sengers. South Omaha will have two pull
mans, Omaha will have two, the Ak-Sar-
Ben Board Of Governors Will have one
and officials Of the Union Pacific viii ac-
company A. L. Mohler, vice-president. In
his private car. A diner and a baggage car
will complete the train. ~
Omaha wants the 1911 celebration, and no
effort will be spared to bring It back. The
Commercial clubs OF Omaha and South
Omaha will unite their efforts and pull
with Ak-Sar-Ben. AS has been inhmated
by members OF the Frontier Day assoeIa-
ton, there is a desire that the celebration
be moved further east next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
REMODEL THE OMAHA CLUB
where to "Hang Out" While
Home is Fixed UD.

Pity the poor clubman! Immediately after
the departure of Theodore Roosevelt and
his party, the Omaha club is TO shut up
shop. draw the fires and bank the furnace
for two whole mouths. The building win
be turned over to decorators for this period
and club members will perforce have to
seek other haunts
Just where to hang out" during this
time is now a grevous and perplexing
problem. which is giving the younger mem5
bers no end OF brain-rhg.
Some members OF the Omaha club also
belong TO the Elks and visit the latter club
rooms quite often. So for them there is no
problem at all. but for others it's really a
bally puzzle.
The Omaha club win look like new inside
when the decorators are done, The sum OF
$4,000 Is To be spent
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
VISIT THE PACKING HOUSES
Big sign at Sixteenth and Farnam
streets InvItes All to See
south Omaha

A big sign is floating on Sixteenth be-
tween Farnam and Douglas street inviting
the general public TO visit the packing
house district" The sign has been hung
up at the instlgation OF the Union Stock
Yards company.
The sign, It is hoped. win call to the
mind Of strangers In Omaha the fact that
a great packing industry exists few
minutes ride away and that the public will
be a welcome guest.
The best hours to see either the Union
Stock yards or the various packing houses
are from TO l2 in the morning. because
there is considerable more activity at this
time, more cattle and hogs being received
and slaughtered.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
FREMONT MAN LOOKING
FOR RUNAWAY DAUGHTER
parted with Fifty Dollars After
TrifIing Quarrel at Home.

C. Peckham OF Fremont is in Omaha In
search of his daughter, Shirley Peckham
who ran away Thursday morning. When
she left she had $50 in her possession, and
as she was a telephone operator in Fremont
It was supposed that she would apply for
position here in the Omaha offices.
He described her as 20 years Of age, five
feet ave inches tall, weighs ninety pounds
and wore a light coat and a large white
hat when she left.
Some small argument with her father
that morning was given as the cause OF
the girls departure.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
Children Start
Fire in House
Clothing in Closet is Burned at Home
of Philip Greenstern Fri
day Morning.

Fire. started by matches in the hands OF
children, caught upon quantity of cloth
ing in a clothes closet at the home Of Philip
Greenstern at $40 South Twenty-third street
Friday morning. The blaze caused dam
age amounting to about $50 and was ex-
tinguished quickly. Several Of the children
narrowly escaped receiving burns in their
efforts to put out the fire without calling
for help.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
Night Providers
Stir Dwellers
Mysterious Man and Woman Seen
Peering in Windows Every
Night Recently.

Residents in the neighborhood Of Twenty
fourth street and Ames avenue are reused
to high pitch of excitement over the mys-
terious movements of a man and woman
who have been seen prowling about that
district every morning between and
o'clock for the last week. The queer
couple is declared to have entered the
yards of half dozen homes and peeTeo
in the windows on all sides, apparently
bent on burglary.
The pair thus far has not entered any OF
the, houses nor stolen anything, so fal
as known.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
Pure Wholesome Groceries Always Cost Less BENEFITS

Starch Special, Sill
yer Gloss, 8 pound
pkgs. :. .20C
Ghirardelli Choco-
late, lb. can. 35c
and 10 stamps and
pkg. Flicks Free.
Snider's Catsup, pint
bottle :. 23c
And 10 Stamps.
Wiggle Stick Blu
ing, three large
sticks =. .26c
And 10 Stamps.
Monarch Out Aspar-
agus -. -. zoe
And 10 Stamps.
Bismarck Herring,
per can soc
And 20 Stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
George AIDE Comes
With Roosevelt
Special Car of Scribes to Accompany
the Famous Hunter to
Omaha.

Among the prominent newspaper men of
America who will be with ex-President
Roosevelt when he arrives in Omaha on
September 2, will be George AIDE and John
McCutcheon. Besides these two shining
lights Of the literary world there will be an
entire car of the penwriters accompanying
the Roosevelt party on the trip.
The arrival here for the days stop is
scheduled al 6.l5 a. m. at the Burlington
depot. The ytRn carrying them leaves
Kansas city 0yar the Darlington at 1O;4t
D. m, seer Il ssrenuous program there or
the first
Breakfast will be served the party at the
Omaha club as soon as possible and the
events in Omaha will then begin. After
he leaves here Mr. Roosevelt goes to Sioux
Falls, s. D.. and thence to st. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
POLICE SEEK YOUNG PEOPLE
Look for Bob and Lille SwRrtE, who
Left David city Thursday
Afternoon.

Omaha police are on the outlook for Bob
swartz. IS years. and Lille Swartz. IL
years old of David City, who are supposed
TO be on their way TO Omaha. Though of
tho same name they are not related and II
is thought that they intend 10 end their
elopement bv marriage I'm Omaha. The
young couple left David City Thursday
afternoon at o'clock, and as yet no trace
OF them has been found. Both are described
as being dark. and the young lady dressed
In red dress and wearing no hat.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20

Hartley's Red or
Black Curran mt
Jelly for zoe
Cornmeal, white or
yellow, 10 lbs. 1Sc
Blue Borax Starch,
pkg. :. .1Oc
And 10 Stamps.
Capitol B a kin g
Powder, lb. can
FOR .. .24c
And 20 Stamps
Capitol Wheat, 2-lb.
pkg. .1Oc
And 10 Stamps.
Folks Tomato Soup.
4 cans for. csc
Capitol Extracts, per
bottle :. .18c
Ana 20 Stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20

Pride of Benefits
Flour, sack. $50
BENEFITS Best 35c
Coffee, Id. soc
BENEFITS Capitol
use Coffee, pound
pkg. =. .24c
Benefits CSC Teas,
assorted kinds, per
Id. I. .......5 Sc
Benefits 58c Teas,
assorted kinds. per
Id. ....... 48c
Tea Siftings, special
.-lb. pkg. .12c
Diamond Crys tai
Salt, IA lbs. for zoe
Picking Spice, per
I'D. =. $500. zoe
And 10 Stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20

Brooms-Heavy carpet brooms, four
sewed, substantially made--the
best soc brooms--for. .30G
Mop Sticlxs-Patent mop sticks and
mop combined; special. .15c
Gas Tubing-Mohair covered, pat
OF ends-per foot. SO
Floor Brush Brooms-Good bristle
stock, well made, 81 values. sec
Oil Cans-Patented, led painted, 3
gallon, $1.25 value. .Z5G
Wash Boilers--Extra heavy Lisk
tin, No 9 size, $3.50 value 81 40
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20

Cheese, Virg 1 n 1 a
Swiss, Id. .26c
And 10 Stamps.
Karo Table Syrup,
per can ...... 1OG
And 5 Stamps.
Crackers, assorted,
per pkg. 49,. .1Oc
And 10 Stamps.
Crackers, Items Anu
Biscuit, 2 pkgs. 1Oc
And 10 Stamps.
okie g, Cream
Honey Cookies, per
Id. :. 12c
Gaillard Olive Oil,
per bottle .24c
And 20 Stamps.
Roll Mop Herring,
per can zoe
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
MANY WARRANTS SENTENCED
Judge Crawford DispOses of Unusual
Grist of Cases in Friday Session
at Police Court.

Judge Crawford disposed OF an unusual
number Of suspicious characters, tramps
and Migrants in speedy fashion in police
court Friday morning. He sentenced each
one 10 from thirty to sixty days in the
city Jail. There were about twenty-five or
thirty prisoners in the array brought up.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
MRS. MOTT HELD FOR MURDER
woman who Killed Otis Hedy Waives
Preliminary Hearing and IL
Bound over.

Mrs. Bertha Mott, who shot Otis Hedy
on August IL, was arraigr ed before. Judge
Crawford In police court Friday morning
on the charge OF second degree murder
She waved preliminary examination and
was bound over to the district court ana
her bond set at 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
PETITION TO DIVIDE BENSON
Claim ia Made There Are Too Many
Votes for One Election
Board to Handle.

Three hundred Benson citizens have filed
a petition with the Board of County Com
missioners requesting that Benson precinct
be divided into two wards, with Military
avenue and Main street as the dividing
lines. With 700 votes in the precinct the
citizens claim the work at election time
is too heavy for one set Of election officials
The petition will come before the board al
the regular meeting Saturday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
The Fruit and Meat Market

Choicest Table Delicacies at
Peaches, extra fine Colorado
freestone fruit, basket. .2OC
Large Lemons, doz. -. .2OC
California Grapes, very choice.
basket 45c; or 3 lbs. .2Sc
Cucumbers, home grown, large
size, 2 for. sc
Celery, fine and crisp, 3 stalks
for =. lOC
Green Mangoe Peppers, at, per
dozen -. ......... l2h @
Beets and Carrots, 4 b'chs, Sc
Peanuts, fresh roasted, at. sc
Sugar Cured Bacon, very choice
1900 lbs. for Saturday, by
the strip, per Id. ..,..17hG
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
DAHLMAN STARTS CAMPAIGN
Feels Certain of Result and Leaves
for Ravenna ms First Town
Tour.

Mayor Jim Dahlman. feeling assured OF
his nomination for governor. started out
campaigning into the state again Friday,
going first 10 Ravenns TO attend the By
hemian Turner's athletic meet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
Cotton Mills Are Shut Down.

GREENVILLE, N. H., Aug. l9--GoticCs
have been sent TO the Columbian cotton
mills here announcing a shutdown tomor-
row until August 20.
LAWRENCE, Mass. Aug. 29.-The Ever
EFT cotton mills were closed today and win
reopen September 6. About 100 operatives
are affected
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
BEE ELECTION FIGURES BEST
Democrats and Republicans Both
Rely on Them.
BOOM FLYNN FOR CHAIRMAN
MahOney Has Started Demand for the
Local Chairman to Lead the DEM
Ocrats of the state This Fall
in the Campaign.

Maybe there is something in a name. after
all, IL the view of J. ]. Ryder, candidate
for the republican nomination as secretary
OF state. He was told Of a mock election
held in n certain home In Omaha, by sew
eral children, where the name seemed to
count.
The voters had gone down the line to the
space allotted the secretary OF state, and
there they stuck. After pause, thought
fui little miss reached a conclusion and
said: We'll I'm going to vote for Ryder,
Wait sounds too cow"
Defeated candidates for the legislature are
still busy trying TO figure out how they
were beaten. Some of the successful ones
were nominated by a vote representing
about is per cent of the normal republican
strength in the county, and the others who
fell just behind the requisite number are
consoling themselves with the thought that
n their friends had not gone into the dem
oeratic column for Dahlman they would
have had the big vote shown for the dem
ocratic candidates on the organization slate.
One defeated candidate gave as a reason
for his failure the floeking OF republican
voters OF strong temperance sentiment to
shalIenberger, in the hope Of defeating
Dahlman, and this was apparently done IN
Benson and SINE other sections.
B'e's Figures Correct.
World-Herald assertions that Dahlman
was not nominated made sore spots on the
mayors supporters, who were freely giving
II as their opinion that the Hitchcock or
gan never did have correct figures anyway
until The Bee had announced the results
The mayor advised his followers to be pa
tieat and 20 turn the other cheek-for a
while. "Our turn viii come" he said
Democratic as wen republican candi'
dates and hackers have been relying or
The Bees election figures.
John ]. Mahonsy clerk OF police court
Is starting boom for Tom Flynn. for tbs
position OF chairman of the democratic
state committee "Slynn has proved him
self the best campaign manager in this
section, II not In the west" said Mahoney
"and he would prove n winner In the larger
field / expect 10 see him at the head OF
the national committee one Of these days
because they certainly need hustler from
the west to put some ginger into tina
body Flynn himself attributes his success
10 having a good candidate whose per
sonaiity catches the voters. Other friends
OF the mayor insist that the appellauor
'.Jims is the secret Of the omaha mayors
success because OF its LONELINESS and be
,,e easy 10 remember. They doff their hat
40 the Jim whiteomb Riley books where
aver they see one'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-20
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Jaundlee. malaria biliousness. vanishes
when DR.. Kings New Life Pills are taken
Guaranteed. CSC. For sale by Beaton Drug
Co,