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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
DODGE ADMITs MEN DIFFER


Instructa Democratic Delegates to
Oppose TiclSIlsh subJeets.
FREMONT, Neb., July 12.-(Special. 1.-The
democratic county conventions resolution
committee submitted q report today en-
dorsing Governor Shallenbergers admins
tration and Congressman Latta and favor
ing the initiative and referendum and state
action for good roads
The resolution on county option was as
follows
We are opposed to the insertion OF ques-
lions in our state platform such as county
option, on which democrats may honestly
differ without affecting their democracy.
We hold II TO be sound democratic doctrine
to permit the people OF each legislative dis
trict TO choose Legislators who will hon
estly represent their views and we instruct
our delegation to the state convention to
vote as a unit against the insertion OF such
q question. t-
A minority report was presented which
simply affirmed the democracy Of Jeffer-
son and Jackson and instructed the dele
cation to oppose county option. After some
discussion this report was withdrawn and
the resolution In regard TO state roads was
stricken out on the call FOR the ayes and
nays there were two or three rather faint
noes. The following delegates were elected
Wallace Wilson. Waldo Wintersteen
Fred Klaes, George Looschen, Peter tlan.
hector. Jacob Refs. Georges Faber, Henry
Oberman, II. J. Nelson, nj o, Srellberg
Peter Emanuel, Dc ~; stephens, NJ J
o'Hara. "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
GRAND LODGE OF ELKS
BEGINS BUSINESS
Hot Fight On for office of Secretary
Treasurer--AtlRntic City Wants
Next Meeting.

DETROIT, July 1.-THE first session OF
the grand lodge Of Elks in convention here
was scheduled for today 1t is thought the
grand officers will be reelected without
opposition with the exception Of the contest
anticipated for the position of secretary
treasurer.
r. C. Robinson, incumbent of Dubuque
Ia; George d. Bostock OF Grand Rapids
and David McArron OF Port Huron, Mich
are candidates for this office Atlantic
City is working hard for the next conven.
ton.
An exhibition drill by detachment OF
United States regulars from Fort Wayne
automobile trips and lake and river excur.
sions were included in the days amuse-
ment program.
August Garry Herman of Cincinnati
was elected Grand Exalted Ruler Of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk'
here today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
UPPER MISSISSIPPI
ASSOCIATION MEETS
Convention Ina St. Paul working for
Six-FoOt Channel to Mouth
of Missouri.

ST. PAUL, July 12-The annual conven-
ton OF the Upper Mississippi River I'M
provemeut association began here this
morning with 800 delegates present from
five states bordering tho Mississippi river
The principal objects OF the association are
to secure six-foot channel from St. Paul
to the mouth Of the Missouri river, which
is said now to be practically assured and
to gain adequate terminal facilities at all
river points.
The meeting was called to order by Il. s.
Warner, president OF the ST. Paul Com
mercial club and after the Invocation by
Archbishop ireland the delegates were
welcomed by Mayor Keller OF st. Paul
Thomas Watkinson OF Burlington. pres-
dent of the association, presided.
After the appointment OF committees the
convention adjourned.
The convention will adjourn tomorrow
night.
! The Key to the SituAtlon--Bee Want Ad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
PlNCHOT TO AID JOHNSON
ceoatInued from +.

address in the Georgia. city Colonel Roose-
velt' In fact, Informed. them that he hardly
believed his itinerary would permit the
visit they wished.
Prof. Bailey ssid that Mr. Roosevelt had
promised to speak before a national country
life conference which will be held some
time next winter, although the time and
place have not been definitely fixed
Congressman Bennett after taking leave
Of Mr.. Roosevelt, talked freely on various
phases OF the political situation.
we discussed past performances and
present and future politics, national and
state" the congressman said
Roosevelt Is I'm the Fight.
Asked II, after having seen Colonel
Roosevelt, he was still a candidate for the
New York republican gubernatorial nomI-
nation, Mr.. Bennett said that the governor
ship was not discussed in any way by him.
self and the former president
or Colonel Roosevelts political activities
Mr.. Bennett said:
Colonel Roosevelt is in the fight, both
national and state, and l thank heaven
Tor It, l am red hot Roosevelt man."
One of Colonel Roosevelt's callers this af-
ternoon was Colonel w. r. Nelson, pro-
prietOr of the Kansas City Star.
1t was early in the afternoon when Col
onel Roosevelt thought about luncheon.
His caller at the time Included the Gaek-
wac OF Baroda and his aide, who had come
to pay their respects. and bishop Earl
Cranston of the Methodist Episcopal
church. The Indian prince, the bishop and
Colonel Nelson of Kansas City formed q
part of the company which went with
Colonel Roosevelt to the National Arts club
in Gramercy Park for luncheon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
DIRIClBLES AT OMAHA MEET
Chief Signal Officer Wires Consent to
Their Appearance.
WIND CHECKS TO BE ISSUED
Management of Meet Determines to
Issue Return Coupons I'm Case
Air TOO Blustery Any
Day of Meet.

All kinds Of flying craft will be seen at
the big aviation meet including dirigible
balloons as we'll as aeroplanes. General
James Allen. chief signal officer OF the
United Staten army, yesterday wired Vic
tor Rosewater Of The Bee, giving his con-
sent to the appearance of the Fort Omaha
craft.
The following kilograms were exchanged
in regard to the matter;
1s 1MA Ai,sn NeS S,,J July s, r. 1s,iS-Gensra
Department, Washington, ID. c.: Curtiss
aviation Ni.I meet viii be held in Omaha five
Omaha Commercial club and Aero Club OF
Nebraska. We respectfully request author.
lily TO have dirigible and No. 10 balloon
from Fort Omaha to participate. No ex-
pense to government incurred Officers OF
post unofficially assure no objections and
Willingness to help. II permissible, your
sistsH by wire y YOU'D be gSesty sgPre
WASHINGTON. July l. 19lO--VIetor Rose
water, Omaha, Neb.: Have recommended To
the department that authority be given for
use OF dirigible and captive balloon from
Fort Omaha. Impracticabie TO use free
paloons on account there being no quail
NED pilot available for conducting flights
JAMES ALLEN, Chief Signal Officer.
VIII Give "Wind Checks."
Wind checks" are a novelty to be in
troduced for the first time in Omaha in
connection with the aviation meet. They
VIII correspond to the more familiar rain
checks" Issued at ball parks Admission
tickets win be good for any one of the
five days Of the meet and in case of wea-
Their conditions particularly the wind. being
such any day that flight is impossible. the
wind check will be given out to entitle the
holder to admission on another day.
To facilitate the handling of the large
crowds on the opening day, July %, C. @.
Powell. manager OF the aviation meet an
nounces that there will be an advance
sale OF aviation tickets beginning Saturday
In all the leading stores and business
houses of the uptown districts. This will
give the local people an opportunity to
buy their tickets before reaching the
grounds and avoid the usual crush at the
box office. In this manner the large out
of-town attendants can be handled more
easily by the small army Of ticket sellers
at the grounds.
| Fifty thousand people from out of the
city are expected to attend during the five
days as the publicity given the meet in Ne
braska, Iowa, South Dakota and Northern
Kansas has been we'll handled Tuesday
morning Manager Powell sent out six thou
sand large posters advertising Omaha and
the aviation meet to all of the principal
| cities and towns in the four states men,
TONED and each one will be consplcuously
placed on its arrival
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Blackburn Still
Writing Letters
He Thinks This the Cheapest Way to
Work the Newspapers for Free
Publicity.

Trying to got as much free advertising
as possible Dy the expenditure OK a 2-cent
postage stamp. Tom Blackburn sends the
IoiioN ug copy OF a letter addressed by him
to Judge sutton ana Charles L. sauhders:
OMAHA, July l2,-hOn A. L. sutton,
Oniauu, NeD.-1ly Dear Judge. since a
wrote you ltrsL tton. Charles -. SAUNDERS
ounsrvssioual tield, thus couipncsung me
situation. LAKE. you, Mr. SAUNDERS mas OeeN
al mo puuAc criD tor many years. Botn
YOU ana saunders are rlch beyond anything
4 can nope lOr 4 Ou are fortunately mar
ried and he was fortunately born. am
not wealthy anu nave no hopes Oh inherit
ing or marrying any fortune, what nave
and what 1 nope tof must depend upon my
personal abinty and effort ana hence 1
cannot afford to eNpend much money In
However, am willing to venture what
is essential to proper course OF cam
IL YOU will resign the judgeship and Mr..
Saunders Will resign as census supervisor,
1 will help to make up the financial sacrl-
flee this involves to each OF you, to the
extent of meeting you both IN Joint debate
at my own expense IN any halls or halls
YOU may select In any county in this con
L think II Is only fair that you both drop
the public udder before we begin the de-
bates, so that we shall all be on common
ground In this particular.
IL neither of you cares 10 discuss national
topics, l suggest that 1 will take the az
flrmativs OF the following burning CUES
ton:
why should a man holding a judicial
position or q civil service position resign
the job before he asks the people to give
him anotherT'
This topic will enable you 70 double team
on me and have the help OF Mr.. Saunders
in the proposed joint debate.
Meantime 1 want It understood that am
republican without prefix or affix and
think you ought TO define your position on
county option, initiative and referendum
ment and annexation Of South Omaha
though you hesitate to announce yourself
on vital national questions
trust that this third letter will bring a
courteous response or at least an
Acknowledgement Of its receipt
THOMAS w. BLACKBURN.
Carbon copy sent Mr.. Saunders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

name OF one candidate upon two OF more
marty tickets as dishonest and fragrant
attempt to obtain power by the democra.ic
party by deception and fraud upon ING
voters Of this state.
1--WE rely upon the past record OF acnieve-
ment by the republican party as evidence
of its energetic and Just exercise Oh power
entrusted to its agents and with tull cohll-
dence in its future performance OF uuty
we ask the support of all honest voters
The following were elected aelesates 70
the republican state convention;
George w. Wertz, w. Ia Wailing, u. n
wells George Watson, James Paiik' 1oni
d. Wolf. Charles y, K,pAlc, WiinliaIn Slp-
son. EE Ia "a ~ 81 ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Foreign Commerce
Three Billions
Report Of Bureau of Statistics Shows
Enormous Growth in External
Trade.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Tne total value
OF the foreign commerce Of the United
states during the fiscal year of 1870 which
ended on June 80, was $780,, S2l O57, accord
ing to complete returns made public by the
bureau Of statistics Of the Department of
Commerce and Labor today. The total i'm
ports were valued at 1857, 1854, 1854, exceed
ing those Of 1907, the previous high record
year, by more than $12S,OOO.OOO. The total
exports were valued Mt $1,744, 9e6, 2O8.
Imports free of duty were $4,000 900, as
compared with 1914, 100000 in 1907, the for
mer high record year for free imports.
The dutiable imports were $500. 900, 900.
against s79O,OOO,OOO in 1OO7s the high record
year for dutiable imports
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
AUTO TO AID OF CUPID
Fast Car Pressed Into Use ut Aber-
deem, Where Bride il Delayed
r. by Late Train.

ABERDEEN, S. D., July 12.-(Special)-
Through delay in the arrival of train,
the Rev John w, Hyslop, rector Of ST.
Mark : Episcopal church, was called upon
to tie a matrimonial knot in double quick
time. Two years ago the Rev. Mr. Hyslop
offictated at a wedding at which oscar
M. Young, now clerk of courts Of Bow
man county, North Dakota, was best man,
and Miss leila Palmer Of Spencer. Ia,
was bridesmaid The acqualr lance formed
by the young people at the wedding ripened
into a stronger feeling, and to make the
romance complete, they resolved to have
the same minister perform the ceremony
who officlated at the wedding CT their
friends. So Mr.. Young came to Aber-
deer on an early train, secured his mar
rage license, saw the rector and com
pleted all arrangements for the ceremony,
which was to take place on the arrival OF
Miss Palmer on the Milwaukee train from
the south. But the train, due at o'clock,
did not arrive until $780, and the train for
the west, on which the bridegroom and
| his bride expected to depart for their new
! home in North Dakota, was due to depart
at 1890 The situation was hurriedly ex-
] pfained to- the bride-to-be, an. automobile
| broke the speed limits in getting the bridal
party from the station to the rectory,
where the ceremony was performed, and
the race made back to the station, just
| in time 10 catch the west-bound train.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Will Recommend
the Neal Cure
After Taking The Cure He Ssya q
That IL Is All That Is f'.SA
Claimed For IL.


In personal letter 70 state Senator
James L. Bruce, Atlantic, Iowa, pauent
says:
II am perfectly satisfied with the Nsd
Three Day Drink Habit Cure. and afteG
taking It / know that II Is all that you
claim for IT, 1 shall take pleasure, ~
recommending It to others whenever the
Opportunity presents.
I(Signed)
The Neal is an internal treatment given
In 30 drop doses, without hypodermio in
jectons, that cures the drink habit in thres
days, at the institute or in the home.
No Cure, No Pay. s-sl7
1t IS the moral duty which every person
addicted to the drink habit owes 20 his
family, relatives. friends, society and the
public, also everyone who is interested In
or knows OF one who Is addicted 20 the
drink habit. TO call upon, write OF phone
the Neal euro today for free copies OF
their guaranteed Bond and Contract. book
let, testimonials, endorsements and bank
references, which will be cheerfuly fur
nished. Address
The Neal Cure.
Institute, 1892 South 10th St, Omaha
Hsb., also Des Moines. Davenport and
Sioux City. Iowa. .-.., ed,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
NuoKOLLs DECLARES FOR ADAMS
superior Man Backed for u. 5. Sem
atOr by niss County.

SUPERIOR Neb. July e Especial Tele-
rgam. )-Captain c. Il, rs for United
States senator was UNI, ously endorsed
By the Nuekolls county spublican eonyen-
ton today. Mr.. Adams was brought before
the convention and made ringing repub-
lean speech endorsing the administration
OF President Taft and thanking the con-
ventlon for It's action. Captain Adams has
hosts OF friends all over the state
The resolutions Areas follows:s-
we, the republicans OF Nuekolls county,
in convention assembled. recognize In Cap
tain. g. +, Adams Of superior Neb., a
man OF high charaotet an dstanding. and a
statesman Of superior ability, we'll fitted
In every way for the position of United
states senator and DO earnestly urge him tc
announce himsen candidate for that Of
flee ana we pledge him our undivided sup
port"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
oron DEMOS 1kNgo.eRrSa OPTION
In Addition hitchcock Gets sena-
tnrinl Endorsement.

In AOutttOn k1ibchSVSN
torial Endorsement.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., July Il
ESPECIAL 1.-THE democrats Of this county
held their convention in this city this after
noon. b. s Littlefield OF Syracuse. was
chosen as chairman, and e. D.. Marneli,
secretary. The following delegates to the
stale convention were selectedi
S.H Buck, F., A. Rueter1 George W.
Parr, Henry Fastenau, y Ga W. Leldagh, A.
y. Young, Fritz HillmRn, EMIL Jacobson
Philip Goering, ANDREW Donovan, II u.
smoyer. DIR. j. b. Lechtenwallner Max
Fenske, II. II. Hanks, j. J. Durr ana H.
The committee on resolutions reported
resolutions commencing theIstate platform
OF 1869, the business administration OF
Governor A. c. Shallenberger and the
record of Congressman j. a. McpGire, and
endorsed Gilbert Nj Hitchcock for United
States senator, ~ SD ees-4- ~ g *
The fight came on when the following
was read for adoption: I'VE hereby In
struct the delegates to the democratic
state convention TO vote as a unit and use
all honorable means to prevent county OPP
ton from being written in the state plat
form" Many speeches were made pro and
con- and for a time things were real warm
On roll call of the various precincts the
revolution was adopted by vote of lOS
for and thirty-five against. The conven-
ton elected B. S. Littlefield as chairman
of the county central COMMITTEES and c. H
Busch secretary
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
CRANE, WICKERSHAM AND
NAGEL AT BEVERLY
President Divides the Day Between
Golf Game and PoIiticaI
Conferences.

BEVERLY, Mass, July 12.-President
Tart divided his time today between golf
and politics. Departmental affairs at
washington and conditions in Alaska also
came In for a share Of considerat ton.
senator Winthrop Murray Crane spent to-
DAY In Beverly. lie had an extended con-
ference during the morning with Secretary
norton lie lunohed with the president
Attorney General Wickersham and Secrel
tary Nage OF the Department OF Commerce
and Labor had appointments with the
president this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
AUTO THIEF IS REcAPTURED
wuliam Crawford! 'W'hS sBroke Jail
at Aurora, Is Taken Near
Central city.

CENTRAL CITY Neb July l2-(Speeal
INSTRUMENTATION Crawford he cliored
lad Who broke Jail in Aurora last Saturday
WAS captured near here today In a wheat
field b. Sheriff Her and large posse. He
made no resistance Crawford broke into
q guraEe AT Marqusttt on June 10 and
stole an automobile, He was captured at
Nortl Platte THURSDAY with the automo
bile. and. when he wac taken TO Aurora
and lodged In Jail, he succeeded In making
his getaway.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
new station for Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, S. D., July 12-(special.)-
Newspaper reports here are to the effect
that the Milwaukee road will erect $250OO0
station in which will also be housed the
division and general officials who will be
Located here. The story is not officially
confirmed. but 1t is known the road has
long been planning the construction OF a
new station to replace the one built seven
years ago. which is no longer large enough
TO meet the demands OF the present situa-
zion
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
ALLEGED H0LDUP
MAY NOT BE H0LDUP
Mother of Supposed Chicago Bandit
says Killing Was Due to
Jealousy.

CHICAGO, July 12.-After listening to
statements OF Mrs. Sarah Mahany. mother
Of Raymond Mahany who was shot ana
killed yesterday morning by Elmer Cooper,
in what was believed 70 be an attempted
robbery of Cooper, the police today caused
the inquest to be postponed. that they might
Investigate all the circumstances OF the
shooting. The mother declares that her
boy was not robber and that the shoot
ing was the result OF jealousy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Dnmare suIt Against Circus.

ABERDEEN, S. D., July 12.-(Special.)-
While Ringing Bros, circus was showing
at Mitchell. Mrs. Robert Clark OF Hatcher,
5. D., served papers on the management in
a 5000 damage suit for injuries alleged to
have been sustained by her at an exhibition
at Mitchell two years ago when an employe
OF the circus removed a plank, causing Mrs.
Clark 10 fall from her seat in the circus 10
the ground. a distance OF fifteen feet. in
fileting serious injuries.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
RIGHT TO ROUTE FREIGHT
Traffic League Discusses Proposed
Change I'm Interstate Conn
uuaraa 40

CHICAGO. July 2-Proposed amendments
OF the act regulating commerce, the right
Of shippers 10 route freight. and the power
to bring the power OF the Interstate Com.
merce commission TO suspend proposed
changes and railroad agreements, were
some OF the subjects advanced for Discus
sion today by the delegates to the natIoaal
traffic league conference which convened
d here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
More Expense Accounts FiIed.

PIERRE. S. d.. July 12.--CSpeciaL )-Lieu-
tenant Governor Shober was IN this city
today and as such official attached his
signature 20 the certificates of nomination
which have been prepared for the nominees
Of the late primary in this state. Most Of
tho candidates have filed their expense
accounts. the latest being those OF w. b.
Benedict a candidate for railway commits
sioner, who spent $3.50; and that Of o. J..
DOuseman. who was a candidate for seere-
tary OF state, and spent $40
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
CoaI Miners Commission,
section Hand KILLED.

FORT DODGE. Ia, July n-(Special
Telegram.) IN. Norwood single, aged IS
years, while riding on a handcar today
to work, the first morning of his employ
ment by the Illinois Central as section
hand, was struck by an east-bound train,
The foreman and others of the gang
jumped to safety but Norwood was so
injured that he died when the hospital was
reached.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
AROUsEs INTEREST ON COAST
Mr.. johnson Became Prominent Dur
ing Graft Trials.

Ing Graft Trials.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-With the an
nouneement today that clifford Pinchot
would take the stump in California in be.
half Of Hiram b. Johnson, interest in the
election greatly increased.
Johnson's opponents are Alden Anderson.
state superintendent OF banks; Charles r..
Curry. secretary OF state, and p A. Stan
ton, speaker OF the assembly. The leading
figure in the. race for democratic support
is Theodore Bell.
Hiram johnson was brought before the
public during the graft trials in this city
when he volunteered his services to the
city after the shooting OF Assistant District
Attorney Frank j. Heney during the trial
OF Abe Ruef.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Deaerter from Navy surrehders.

MITCHELL, S. D., July 2-(Special.)-
Carl, Strott, a deserter from the United
states navy, was arrested here and tomor-
row win be taken back. Strott, who went
under the name of Adams, came here a
good deal and while drunk he confided the
fact TO a friend that he was deserter.
The friend was going to give him away and
collect the reward. but Strott went to a
police officer and told the story first and
submitted to arrest. .Strott deserted from
the Missouri while it was lying in the
Charlestown yards at Boston, in March,
1909 and has succeeded in avoiding detec-
ton until he got on drunk which proved
his undoing He will be taken to Norfolk,
Va, and turned over to the commander of
the Franklin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

as a worthy successor to Father Shea who
has retired from the ministry after thirty
years pioneer work in this state. beginning
his first charge at Lead. Father O'Fhherty
has been at Kimball for number OF years
and has made a fine success Of his work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

HoLDREGE, Neb., July 12.-The demo-
Gratis of Franklin county will hold their
county convention one week later than at
first announced and will meet at Macon
Wednesday, July 20, instead Of Wednesday
of this week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Father shea,a sneeeasor.

MITCHELL, s. D.. July i2-(speoal.)-
Father o'Flaherty has received the appoint
ment as pastor of the Holy Family church
in this city. Bishop o'Gorman selectS- him
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
The Midwest Life
OFFICERS
1NsuRAMcH m RoAon
1ouAr. AaNMrs wANrun

In every town in Nebraska Liberal
commissions are paid. Write the Home
office. 11s South Tenth street. Lincoln,
Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
CoaI Strike in DanviIIe Ends.

DANVILLE, ILL.,, July l2S-The Hartshorn
mine of this city and the South lakewood
mines last night signed the scale with the
miners union, and today full force OF
men went to work in both mines. This
practically ends the strike in this SUBJ
district.