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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
GAYA0R Is Not CANDIDATE
Mayor Of New York Will Not Run for
Presidency in 1919.
WRITES A LETTER TO CREELMAN
Nomination. ON Democratic Ticket
Suggested by Henry WattersOn,
but IL Not Even to he
Considered

NEW YORK, oct. S-Cspeoial TelegTam.)
! Mayor Gaynor is not and VIII not be q
candidate for the democratic nomination
for president in 1912. Under date Of Sep
TENDER g. over his own signature, he wrote
a letter to James Creelman. in which he
said:
! Never" In answer to the suggestion
| that he had the presidency In mind
The reference &c the presidency grows
out Of the fact that Henry Watterson OF
the Louisville COurier-Journal wrote Mr..
Creelman a letter stating that Mayor
Gaynor was the strongest man the demo
Gratis could name FOR president" and Mr..
Creelman enclosed this letter in one he
wrote to the mayor. The letter of ksptem-
Der % is in reply to this commune cation.
Following is the text OF the letter:
DEEP WELLS. ST. JAMES, L. l.,
Sept 25,--Dear Mr.. Creslman: Your note,
with Mr. Watterson's. is at hand. Mr.. Dix
and Mr.. Mack have been here and have
told them finally and positively that I am
not candidate for governor. and cannot
be a candidate. do not intend to abandon
the city.
They say that,i seems certain that the
convention will nominate me. even though
am not candidate. That does not seem
probable, and hope II does not occur, for
In my present. state Of health, Il would
weigh heavily on me.
Il am now worn with anxiety; the shock
received has proved more permanent
than had supposed possible and my voice
comes back only slowly. l am not certain
that can ever bear the strain OF the
mayoralty again.
Although my mind Is made up, / don't
perceive any moral question In the case.
am under no Obligation whatever TO re-
main as mayor. I certainly had no such
compact with those who opposed me and
voted against me; It takes two sides 10
make a compact nor had / any with those
who nominated and elected ne; and II
had they would have a right to release me.
AS for myself. or my political future.
1 shall not consider that at all. Mr. Wat
terson Is In error In supposinE that have
the presidency In my mind. Neverl And
Il Is too late for me TO begin shaping my.
course for any ambitious purposes.
And when a man has gone down into
the valley OF the shadow and looked the
spectre OF death IN the face. and said to
IT, I am ready nothing In this world
looks very large 10 him. as can assure
you.
You viii have hard time in reading
this letter, az my shoulder and collarSons
are still disabled. owing TO the injured
neck muscles which support them. Sin
eerely yours.
WILLIAM H. GAYNoR."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
Food CommIssloner Busy.

VERMILIoN, S. D.. Dot s.-tspeoial,
Pure Food Commissioner Cook has taken
the initial steps toward the prosecution of
three butchers in different parts of the
state for selling adulterated sausage. Buck
Bros wholesale produce firm OF Huron,
g. D. have been recommended for proseou-
uon for selling rotten eggs The case has
been set for Wednesday, October IS. and
VIII % contested. Word has Just been re-
eeived that on complaint OF g. ]. Bedasw
OF Armour. s. ~, a farmer was fined sto
and costs for selling rotten eggs. The case
was prosecuted by Robert d. Walker.
states attorney OF Douglas county. The
small error in the pure food law IA which
the little word mo" was substituted for
any Is not affecting the enforcement Of
the law with regard to the sale Of adul-
terated food
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

thirty pigs. weighinE from forty TO sixty
pounds EACH from a farm which had been
tree from hos cholera for several years.
These pigs were brought 20 the stock
yards, and on July %. 1910. four OF them
were Injected with blood from hogs sick
OF hog cholera. These inocuIated pigs
were placed IN a pen by themselves. and
within five days they had become sick.
az which time eighteen Of the remaining
pigs were each given one dope OF tho
serum. while the other eight pigs were
not treated In any way The eighteen
serum treated pigs and the eight untreated
pigs we're then placed in the same pen
with the four pigs which had been made
sick by incubation
The four pigs which were first Eiven
hog cholera all died, and the eight un-
treated pigs all contracted the disease
from them. The eighteen pigs which were
given serum, and which were confined in
the same pen with the four original sick
pigs and with the sick untrsated pigs, re-
mained perfectly we'll and we're finally
turned over to the officials OF the stock
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
CuItivating slimness

Fat women must take this Injunction to
heart II they want to be in style for the
new modes will not draps over a fat fig
uro.
The fat has got 10 come off quickly but
without harm, OF course and this means
only one thing can be depended upon.
ExercisinB or dieting are too slow. The
rat woman who wants to wear q form
clinglng gown must make an irnmediate
Trip to her druggist and get a case Of
Marmola Prescription Tablets, which will
cost her about rs cents
Taking one OF these after each meal and
at bedtime should be enough 10 bring her
70 the "losing-a-pound-a-day" stage be-
tore even the first case is used up. 1t
tE hardly believable that such delightful
results can be obtained without harm and
Tor such a small sum Of money, but then,
fact is stranger than fiction.
Test the effect OF these tablets by get
ting case yourself, either from the Mar
mola Co., E8S Farmer Bldg, Detroit Mich.
or from any druggist They are made in
exact acoordance with the famous Mar
mola Prescription and consequently can
not have any i'll effects.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
aOVE 10 OUSTI. Y. CURRAS
Democratic Candidate for State
Treasurer Subject Of Suit,
CLAIM FAILS TO DO HIS DUTY
Az County Treasurer Allegation Made
He Declines Properly TO Assess
Local PrOpeSty-Bumper
Corn Crop I'm state.
CFrom a stan Correspondent


DIES MONIES. Ia, oct. S-(speoial Tels-
gram.)-A sensation in political circles was
started today when action was taken In
Wapello county to bring custer proceedings
against James V. Curran. county treasurer,
TO compel him to do his duty in connection
with the assessment OF property disclosed
by tax ferrets. The complaint is that as
county treasurer he refused TO act In as
sessinR property. Mandamus order 10 asked
or writ OF custer. Curran is the demo-
cratic candidate for state treasurer.
Bryan in Iowa.
William J. Bryan, who came into Iowa
today to do some speaking on behalf Of
democratic candidates for congress. espe-
cially in the Seventh and Eighth districts,
predicted a comfortable democratic ma
jority in congress and that Iowa will aid
greatly in securing that result. He spoke
at osoeola this evening
Great Yield of Corn.
Iowas corn yield will be much above the
average This Is the. estimate made in the
monthly crop bulletin issued today by Sec
rotary George A. Wells OF the Western
Grain Dealers association
In the north section Of the state the yield
per acre is fixed at thirty-nine bushels; in
the central section at forty bushels and in
in the southern section at forty-one bush
els. This would make a total yield of APP
proximstely s25,OOo,OOO bushels.
The report states: Seventy to ninety
per cent of the corn is now out Of the way
Of damage by frost and some bumper
yields will certainly be reported"
Further, It Is stated that much of the
seed that was supposed to be weak in
terminating quality proved to be vital and
the low and overflow lands in the absence
Of rain, have been well cultivated and will
produce an excellent crop Of corn"
Survey for New Road.
1t was announced here today that en-
gineers will start out Monday morning for
the survey Of an extension Of the Saint
Paul & Des Moines Railway from Garden
City In Hardin county through Eldora to
Waterloo. The Saint Paul road IL an inde-
pendent line from Des MOines to Mason
City. 1t is also known that surveys have
been made from Hampton to Charles City.
probably by the same company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
FULL REGISTRATION FIGURES
Nearly ms Many Have Appeared the
First Two Days ms Altogether
Last Year.

The total figures on last Tuesdays reg
iutfaton show that in the first two days
Of this year almost as many voters have
registered as were enrolled in the three
days OF last year. The total is i2S77 OF
this number 1914 were enrolled the first
day and l2.S77 last Tuesday. Proportion
ally, the democratic party is gaining In
It's record Of affiliated voters. In 1899 of
the 17,o2b men who registered there were
9,7& republicans, 5,S96 democrats and 1874
independent Tuesday out OF 12sT7 there
were $3.50 republicans, 5,4il democrats and
lOu independents
The total figures by wards for the two
DAYS OF this wear are as fnllnus.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
HOG CHOLERA SERUM TIES
TEST

Government Demonstrates It's Value
in Test at south Omaha.
WASHINGTON, oct. s.-(Spsolal. 1.-THE
Department Of Agriculture has issued the
following bulletn;
A successful demonstration Of the value
OF the new government serum for prevent
ing hog colera has just been concluded at
south Omaha, Neb., by the Bureau of AMI
NAL Industry Of the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture. The efficiency OF the
serum has been proved many times in the
past, but in order that its value might
be brought more strihnEly before the
people OF Nebraska a demonstration was
arranged for at the Union Stock yards at
South Omaha in corporation with the
Union Stock YardA company Of Omaha.
THE stock yards company purchased
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

yards company upon the completion OF the
experiment September "a. 1910
Tho experiment was witnessed BY rep
resentatves OF the Nebraska Agricultural
Experiment station and OF the Nebraska
Swine Breeders association. az well a. by
representatives OF agricultural papers pub
lshed IN Nebraska
The Department OF Agricultural does
not distribute this serum to farmers. but
Is endeavoring TO bring the value Of this
method to the attention OF tho stook-rais-
ing interests, In order that they may ar
range 20 secure state funds for the man
utacture and distribution Of the serum.
The government authorities consider that
this new serum treatment, II properly APP
piled. will result in the saving Of millions
Of dollars"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
HYMENEAL.


ADRIAN, Mich, Oct S-Julia Dent
Grant granddaughter OF former President
Grant and daughter Of Ulysses s. Grant
Of San Diego, Cal. and Edmund C. King
az Portland, Ore, were married at noon
today AZ the home OF thepaun Of tb-
e. Mrs. II. Wood Rev. O. H. Channer
read the marriage service The couple left
for New York City following a wedding
breakfast and viii reside in Portland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
Order ot ecottish cnnn..

Regular meeting OF Clan Gordon. No. Ga,
Order Of Scottish Clans was held Tuesday
man was taken into membership and tbroe
proposed. $50 W
1t is found. now that the Auditorium is
engaged. from January IA to e for the Land
Show, thus excluding the possibility Of
holding Burns festival there January Is as
PROPOSAL but Metropolitan hall, Twenty
probability az al
A fire program Of song and sentiment
was given, including a solo dance by
the Clan -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
! his mind, thinking he might

but changed his mind. thinking he might
be peeded.
~ was definitely learned that fifty pounds
OF dynamite had been sent TO the deputies
ana this greatly Alarmed the priest He
was assured, however. It would be used to
deefroy the Dietz barn. the lookout ana the
outbuildings. Sheriff Madden, Chief Deputy
ThpTbahn' and Roy Van Alstyne spent the
harm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

SEATTLE, Oct. S.-Circulation OF the
petition for the recall % Mayor Hiram G..
gill was begun today. The wording OF the
petition Is similar to that employed In tho
| recall Of Mayor A. G. Harper Of Los
Angeles Il declares that Mayor Gill has
shown himself incompetent and unit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

spndey Bible study rally al a.M Ad-
fEess BY Rev. Grant p Fisher y. %.
fusical program b. Miss Bess a. Ross.
1erd kersey and Miss Callsta Kerr
lnday -iintermedlate and slsiasntars
ed union az l.s1 The lessons foF Octo-
GER 10 Will be reviewed. Educational rally
a. $50. Admission free. open house and
tour 81 the estseiEg Program with nusio
IN the auditorium
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
DEATH RECORD.
William n. Sloan,


NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. oct. s-(speoiai
William 7. Sloan. one OF the pioneer resi-
dents OF this city, died yesterday after a
brief illness aged &C. He was born in otter
vile, Cooper county. No. May H. 1854 He
passed his early life on a farm and learned
the carpenters trade. In 1855 he became .
freighter out OF Kansas City and to Santa
Fe, n M. He then freighted between
Kansas City Leavenworth and Nebraska
City. ne hnally located here in 1858 and
for two years was in the mercantile bust
ness and then entered into the sall OF agri-
CULTURAL implements and continued IA that
business for over FORTY years. He held
many offices OF trust. IN both city and
county. In 1859 he was married 10 Miss
Martha Berkeley IN Shelby county. Ky.
To them were born son and daughter.
The son died a few years ago and he Is
survived by his widow and a daughter, Mrs.
Maud Burton OF Batavia, III. The funeral
was held shis afternoon from the family
residence.
>. e. MendenhaII.
FAlRBURYi Neb.. Oct. s-(speciai)-
J. +. Mendenhall. one OF the most promi-
nent men IN jefferson county, passed away
al his home IN this city at o'clocl, this
morning after a lingering illness. Mr..
Mendenhall was sheriff OF jefferson county
IN the eos for two terms and was also
statF representative from this district tvs
Toy ms He had lived IN Fairbury for the
lagt Twenty-Five years and at the time OF
bis death he owned q large amount Of
land In this county. He also owned the
Fairbury Roller mills and elevators. He
ieayes wife and two grown sons The
funeral win be held SUNDAY afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
HOWARD AtIa OCT AC AIN
oc0ntInusd - 80 90

Continued fran First Pass)
50 Eiad that they might a once vote
increased salaries 20 the teaehers."
Privately Judge Howard says be has the
evidence 10 back up every charge he makes
against Hitchcock, and that Il win he
forthcoming II Hitchcock does not seize the
opportunity to withdraw
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
Local RECORD,

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Oct. 8.-Official record Of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding period Of. the last three
years: 1910. 1893 1913 1870.
Maximum temperature. Y p 50 GO
Mipimum temperature. 81 4S 81 80
Precipitation .........,...,. 90 10 90 90
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the DSrmal at Omaha since March /,
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature ........,..............T IS
Excess for the day ................c...... 4
Total excess since March 1....,. .679
Normal precipitation ,...,.,...... .W inch
Deficiency for the day......... .O7 inch
Total rainfall since March 1....tS. IS inches
Deficiency since March 1..,.......11,7 6 inches
Deficiency for cor period, 1900. 1. ~ inch
Deficiency for cor period 1908. 8.2s inches
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09

Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-09
The w Gather

For Nebraska-Fair.
For Iowa--Fair.
Temperatures at Omaha Yesterday,
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
ss.ies fer Pubiics:ie-.

D--pzrr1sai Of The Interior. Uatss
states Lze Office al Pueblo. Col-
oraso. January =. 1919
Notice Is hereby gwen tha; Grzes
Lee Sproal. zssign~- o: Selsoz ?
johnson. 0: Denver. CoIo-. xho. On
February .. 1857. zzss Desert Lad
Entry No. Igi7. SERIAL No g5zss. for
ssuthezst quarter sectioa s. north.ls-
quarter section :. township &c soz-a.
range 81 vest. s.Tth p<ineipal ns-i-
dan. has filed u0tioe o. intearlor 70
make finAl proof. 70 establisA elz.z
70 the land zbovs described. s.:1-s
Unitet states Land Office. al Pae 10.
Colorado. on the z4,k day o. Fsl-u-
Ary. 1910
ClainAnt names as ritnszses p
l. Love. o, Rocky FORD. celo John
Van Horne. o; Rocky Ford. C1l1. ".
A suith. o, Timpzs. Colo. Ms ".
4. Smith. Of TingaS. Colo
5 A ABBEY. ReEistsr
Firs; pubiiezrion. January =. 1910.
Las; pseuoztion. February %. SIC.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
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John H.nry Cry n b.. -Csins
tel. q ths tso'fo-. ~hieh c-ror.r. a
Ckir.ss T.~ssi
on ID. mast. q ;s- s-4.oins lunEs
srs fastened strip - rsc psI+r In
scrft-d ~tfh Chin~-@ csarnc,.rs- s-oDe
- in. rsa;;o--. follow
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Ing 1000 sofier,
PROM ss~ry s,te q The COMPASS
rsy far winds blow
Nay this mas; srorr 'sfnp~s's sron
~ns.sreS quarter OF TIE h~sr-ns they
nay COM
On ~ poop . psrfiIoe is built. ssA
or~r i.s doorway 10 . chsrcs for NOR.
r5a,'oss
My he s;bt rot cause asGry "a
'srs 10 riS- NAY this resaei bssvs
the storms # . hundred year,
Th~re 10 sivays q shfins 90 bard
ard b~rs 'ss chsns>~ gods are sp
Y~s,~c N.
"whsr.r,r this ship may san srsnt
b. prosperous roysr. Enable
o. by trading 20 seeuir. wealth
Tb. r-~y ssn~. os the tunks soclc
brinr god inek ~ sef~rsti'ion cucid
weave IN se'usl fortune Good suc-
e~-s. Golden PrS.is. Never EDcinx
Gains
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
Ns;ice 81 Sei9s;r,er. psy.

Estate q Teresa Klrsan. de1aased.
The gncsrslgnet. having besa ap
pointed executor Of tks state
q Teresa KrsAn. late of TIE uoun-
y ot otero. In the state Of Collrado.
deceased. hereby gives Eoiics tAa,
be sll appear before the county
Court Of sAA otero county. At the
court house n Ia Jua,a. iz said
county. on Monday. the III 1Ay Of
March, A b 1910. al the hour Of
10 o'clocs a II o. said day. AZ which
time all persons having claims Asains;
kait estate are notified And quest.
ID TO attend for th. purpose q hav-
lag the sam. adjusted. All persons
Indebted 10 said estate are resuss;ed
70 make immediate payment 70 the
undersigned.
Da,et a. Ia JuntA. Colombo. thi.
sisi day o; January. A. b 1919.
PATRICK W. RIRWAS.
Executor Of the estate Q; Teresa Kir
~an. deceased.
Marion ,. Miller. Esq. Attorney.
first pablSA;ion. February 8. 1910.
Las, vatheAuon. March :. 1919
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
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sA ABBEY. Register
First g1bLeztsoz. January Is. 1919
Last yzbIicstio1. Fe ru2ry Il. 1916
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
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factory a boy ~ss amusing him.~ls BY
going thrunrh the bsyon~s ~x~r-fs>
With . long handled brush in lieu of .
rfn. His b~s. coming pu~tiy uroo
him. gave hin, . boz on the ear for
wasting hls TIM
The sudden blow csuss-i the lad to
ioss bis b~lsnre and fail down the
boist shsfs. but. fortunately. BE- tef,
his hold on the brush. the handle Of
which. getting scS.~s the shan. broke
~ fan snA sasbi~.i him 10 grssp the
etsin. down With he sitd b safesy.
rhe hss vas bosYie~d o. the e6ect
- his srsion and Svshsd beeafhI~sa
~ gAspsa9 IN fear devs - elgts
0Gbss Of sssirs 10 the hAssmest es-
pertise 20 and maaSisl hoAy fcf
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La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12

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