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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
WAVES SWEEP AWAY
LAKE BATH HOUSES
rmployes at SaItair Spend Night
Of Terror During Heavy
Storm.
TRACK ALSO BADLY DAMAGED
o,cr 800 Dressing Rooms aud 300
Feet Of Railroad Grade Destroyed
Amusement Structures Wrecked.

leaving loo its wake loss to prop
,-,, chat win figure nearly $4,000. the
,,o-r of Saturday night swept over
ssftalr with a fury rarely witnessed
before.
win the daylight calm yesterday
morning 30 was seen that about 500 feet
10 t5e outer end OF the west pier con-
,,ipipr upward Of 300 lighthouses and
.i.,,f 200 feet of the railroad track At
,to entrance OF the trcstle had been
,.reeEsd and washed ont under the
t.rri9e force of the wind-lashed waves.
several off the amusement structures,
,,o "Oid Mil" the roller coaster. as
Van as the wOrlImcn's quarters and the
boat landing were considerably dam
uFed.
man pressed into service. began the
,.,rt of repair yesterday morning. and
.be track al least. rs expected 10 be
ser4re1 within two or three days
saturday night was ono OF terror for
r.. u.-m1uts OF the lake resort The
.t5rn which had been gathering dur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
MRS. LEROY ARMSTRONG;
PET STURGEON is FREE

Portland, or, April "A prisoner
for 80 years, "a big sturgeon has Just
been released from his long captivity
and set free in the Columbia river The
fish was originally taken from the Coz
lumbla near Cascade Locks in the
spring Of 1850. IL was caught in "A hsn
wheel and was given 90 the late d.
w IT, Adams. Of Hood River
The sturgeon was placed in small
ronl 9n the Adams ranch. known as
Paradise farm. There were then two
ponds ON the place and the fish was
changed from one To the other from
time tp time Some years ago the
ponds fitted with grass and weeds and
the water became 80 shallow that the
back Of the sturgeon was hlstered by
being exposed TO the sun
The fish was then removed 10 the
pool of n fountain on the farm. where
10 swan about iu a circle II kept
growing bigger until it was about six
feet long and the fountain was too
small "a place for 10 g. be kept
So when Mrs Sue NJ Adams Arm
strong, owner Of Paradise farm. re-
turned from Portland this week, where
she had been married 10 Leroy Arm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
CUTOFF AGAIN DAMAGED.
Heavy Storm Puts Lucin Tracks out
or Commission Once More

Despite the extreme severity OF the
storm that swept over Great Salt Lake
Saturday night the damage done Co
the Luciu CUTOFF WAS not so exten-
siyc us 40 first feared. After an iu-
spection of the trestlc roadway across
the lake Supt. T. e.. Manson stated
yesterday that the damage TO the
tracks was confined To- the stretch be-
tween Little Mountain and promOn-
tory point This damage consists
mainly of the Washing-out OF the dllcd
embunkWeut
Southern Pacific trains are again be-
ing dctoured bv the ol' Central Pacific
route. but tt g. expected that repairs
20 the damaged CUTOFF win be com
pioted by Tuesday or Wednesday.
Thc little town OF L..., on, Davis
county. was also sufferer Too Satur
d3y nights storm The wind struck
there with the force ~ hurricane.
vrecklng the telephone and lighting
systems smashing I'm windows and
tearing roofs on their structures. IN
the Haywood lumber yards timbers
and boards were picked up and scat
tered ln every direction by the wind.
Farmers through Davis county also
suffered severely from the effects OF
tho storm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

Ing the early evening. broke In its sud-
den fury about midnight Two OF the
workmcn there were caught I'm the
buukhousea and before tncy could
make thcir way 10 the main pavilion
the board walk was carried away on
the waves. By the use Of a rope one
OF tie men fought his way through the
waters to the main pier, but his COM
panion preferred TO take his chance
IA the bunkhousc. As the wind In
creased I'm its fury tine men were COM
PEELED % remain Within the pavilion,
not daring To- face the terrinc gusts
that might have lifted them bOdiis
and hurled them into the lake.
Lanterns were blown out in the dark
ness and the men mad TO sit through
the night listening 90 the crashing
umocrs as The wind swept out the pur-
u0us OF the piers
Tine main pavilion. the hippodrome
ana other main structures withstoOd
the storm with practically no damage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
"CRIME"THE TOPIC OF
REV. BOWERMANS TALK
Pastor breaches a Stro x sermon
sunday Morning tn the Baptist
Church.

Rev. H. = Bowermau preached "a
strong sermon Sunday morning m the
Baptist church on "CrIme" in which
ne declared tho laws OF the country
should be- enforced; criticized the jury
/ system. and deprecated the delay in
criminal proceedings. Mr. Bowerman
spoke from Romans Kill. Q. For rulers
are not terror To- the good work. but
20 the evil The speaker said boo part
Many things are emphasizing the
statement that crime is Increasing bon
America faster than boz any other land
since the civil war. tho increase has
been appalling. We are told that the
Emitted states leads the world iu muir
ders, divorces. iynchings. labor riots.
municipal corruption. Sunday desecra-
ton. Impure shows and brutal sports
I'm our own city we have been ap-
palled be- several brutal murders the
last shocking the entire community
Nine thousand murders "a year Us the
record FOR our land. and this city rs fur
uishing its share. while ~ holdups and
rubbcrics, We are having moro than our
share
We have not time 90 onumerate tho
crimes. but LET us notice how 40 may he
custailed. ANY student of our court
oA't'iN pr 0''i hiiFi '7' tn 1000 ''i' t.ti'
ure and the iarce OF our jury system
The mctnod of selection inc chaIleng-
ing ana the 'on' man hanging ll Tine
jury FAILURE ls '4uaied hN me long de-
lays 'Iekcs two years to tN ana COM
Wet murderer mas come io nH
common saying why SHOULD there he
any delay 40 am. why N not thrne
months enough. To Try, convict ana
ht"s lnnideie's N'nln t'.e' months
AFTER the crime would docreaS9 nur-
urfs more thah ihi't-qutfttfs. 'hioaso
mas seven unes as many murders a.
LONDON in proportion t' population lht
enforcement OF the Jaw ana mat speed
hy ls arcountauIe TOR th' dlHcfeh'e.
Anothet cause ni inc increase oi
crime has been the determination of eN-
ecutiFes 20 only enforce such Jaw as
was pleasing 70 inDhi-'i' 's 'r certain
interests OF 10 enforce ODD way litt
practisaIly seq aside tNn intent OF lhe
Jaw. create disteeptrt TOT certain Jaws
md you VIII create di fesp'ct Tor am
ihe nest way To get f'u OF Jaws DIT iheN
are BAD l3 20 enforce iurm. puhNt 7cn-
liul'nt VIII demand lnrl' repeal
30 executive. hoMrl en- mas any rgul
Co DE Judge ot 'he law, 20 is DTS duty
to sec that it is enforced according 90
Us evident mcauinR. As i'ng as Dc is
the law, enforce it. because % IS law.
Nothing else can te substituted Tor ~
For if one can set aside one portion OF
tue statute, another may scr aside some
other portion, and YOU soon nave anar-
chy a large part of the increase in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

I As. dud Mrs. Albert Grant announce
| The engagement of their daughter
Myrtle to Harry G. Turner. the wcd-
ding 60 take place in June.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ncwson an
uouuce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Alice Louise. 10 Edwin T. Knox
the marriage 90 take place this month.
Mr. and Mrs A. r. smith announce
the engagement of their daughter
Martha Thyrring 20 William r. ster-
ling the marriage to take place In
June.
large affair Of tonight viii be the
musicale TO be given by Miss Mary
Olive Gray at the First congregational
church. assisted by Mrs. John Reed
with recitations. Mrs Emily sitter
with vocal solos and Miss Marguerite
Duvall, a pupil OF Miss Gray's. with
piano selections
on Saturday afternoon az 2.3O o'clock
the women Of the IT, OF r. win meet
On the Kindergarten room Of the Nor
mat Training school
Mrs Joseph o. Rees of ssntaauln Is
visiting with relatives in the city FOR
a few days
AT the meeting OF the local branch
OF the American Woman's league at the
Linden hotel on Saturday afternoon. a
short history OF the founder OF the
league, +. @. Lewis, was given by Mrs
Barton. and letters were read from
St Louis the headquarters OF the
league. showing the high standing OF
M Lewis. Since the organization OF
the league S65 chapter houses have been
erected throughout the country. ana
Mrs Rathboue gave an interesting
sketch Of this work Mrs. Corav Al
burton was elected press correspou-
dent FOR the local chapter. II was de-
cided 10 hold meetings on the second
and fourth Saturdays OF eech month
the first In the afternoon and the Sec
ond I'm the evening so that business
women may attend.
Womans Home Industry club IS 10
be organized next Wednesday evening.
the initial meeting 70 be held on the
nth aoor OF the BOYD Park building
The meeting viii be under the auspices
Of the Retail Merchants and Manufac-
tuners association and an men ana
women interested I'm the movement ave
urged TO be present
The Mothers congress will meet next
Saturday at the home Of the president.
Mrs G.. r Allen. and aside from the
regular business of the meeting % spa-
Cial program has been arranged which
promises 10 De most Interesting
Mrs Scion Sniro has returned home
after two months trip TO cuba ami
Florida
Mrs. w H. Dale and Mrs s. G.
Snyder win be- hostesses tomorrow az n
to he given At Mrs. Dale's
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Packard are coo /
the Knutsford
Mrs George r. Brice viii entertain |
her card club this week
Employees OF = G.. NJ. T.. saltair
Aur1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

strong. managing editor Of the salt
Lake Herald Republican. she ordered
tho relasc of the pct nsh and the stur-
rcon was carted to the Columbia river
and sot free
Interested spectators predicted the
fish would swim Boo small circle in the
river from the habit of 30 years, hut
this was not true Dazed Tor mo-
mcnt boy the uuaccustomcd extent of
water. the sturgeon hcsitatcd and then
swan away To- the deep channel of the
river
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT.

Judgment by default was rendered
iu the district court Saturday boa the
case of tho West Jordan Manufactur-
ing q Mercantile company VS.. George
Docas. The amount involved was
$515. o. alleged tp have been due on
merchandise sold hoy the plaintiff to
u0caS az Midvalc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

State or Utah. Office OF che Comm -s'ou-
or of Insurance. So.
j. George D. Sduires. Comm Iseinncr OF
Insurance or the state of Utah. do here
hy certify that the above named lnaur-
ance company has filed iu mV office "a
detailed statement Of It's condition. from
which tho foregoing statement has been
prepared. aud that The said company has
100 all other respects compiled with The
laws OF the state relating To- Insurance.
IN thetimouy whereof. 7 have hgreuuto
set my hand md affixed the seal W The
Insurance department this 2ifh day OF
March, A. ID. 1910
GEORGE r sQUIRES,
(Ssan ComWi7sIuuer
By Willard Done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
Beneficial Life InSuT-
ance Co.

Vow az sc East 80 Temple. viii
move headquarters in u few DAYS Ca
Vermont BUILDINGS " 80. lcmplc.
Lead all Companies In Utah. ibnH,
1909. The best there b. la Life In
~urunCc.
Synopsis of the Annual Statement for
90. Year Eud.rs HDgcnh HI If' or
che condition OF tine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
BENEFICIAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

rHg uama end location Of On. company
Tho TtEDarial Life lusuranna com.
pauy salt i.tko cay, Utah.
Name - President jos. w smith
ttur Df Secretary. N o.. otrugnt'n.
The amount Of Sos capital
eto.k fe .................s 100000. uO
The amount of lis eapita'
stock paid up is ............ l"'i' "'
The amount OF its assets is HhNin.'I
The amount OF d. liabilities
GncIudug crpitlD ls..-..... -fhi'.'f
Tho amount Of lts income
during thc preceding cIlrl-
dan wear ..................... 1lt-T 3
THE amount OF its eNntuui-
lures during The preceding
calendar year .......... "..i-'.'|
Tho amount of losses paid
during The preceding caleu-
dar Ne1r .... ......-.--...... I..H'.''
The amount of risks written
during tho year ..-...-..-.... -.'. ~'.''
Tho amount of risks Boo force
at the end OF the year.. ANi.aNi."I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
INTERNATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

The name and location OF the company.
The International Life Insurance
Company. 50. Louis. NO.
NBmc of President. Massey Wilson.
Name OF Secretary. b. Mckinney
The amount OF as capital
stock b. ....a............ ...S SD 50 o.
The amount OF los capital
stock paid up is............. 61D ..n 90
The amount OF iis assets is g55a5fIi
The amount of u.s. liabilities
uucludiur cdpit8D is ........ T3lGl &c
The amount " its Income
during tine preceding caiCn-
dar year ...-.................... I5s95s 1l
Tho amount OF It's eNpCudi.
lures during the preceding
calendar year 5000. .......... 25J7i9 m
Tho amount " losses paid
durlng the preceding cnleu-
Oar year ..,... ................ 200 Or
Tho amount of risks written
during the wear ............ t5Sl.3S5 .01
Tho amount OF risks lU furco
ut the end OF the year,. 62G5B on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

Tho name and location or the company.
United States Branch Rossla lnsut-
anoe company. "a William ST., New
NUrk. n.
I Name of o. S, Manager, e. r. sturhahan.
The amount of its l.. $. de- 1900.
uu1It o. ....... .-....... ....A HF' ~ ~
rbe amount Of its assets ls.. 2si6ho 10
T1e amount OF It's Nabiue.
Tb. amount OF its income
during tle preceding ealeu-
THE amount cot lts eNpenuI.
eaiSndSr year va, ......', as2ssi525
Tnr amount OF losses paid
during the preceding calou-
dar year .....--.... ........... lssat ,ts3. q
The amount Of risks written
during thc veal. ....... ....-.. 80 l'- ooa .o'
The amount OF risks boo force
at th, end OF the Ncar...... S51oiS,l 90
state Of Utah once of the Commission
cr OF Insurance. ss
L. George b Suuires Commissioner or
Insurance OF the state Of Utah, do here.
by certify that the above named lusur-
nnoe company has filed DOB my office
detailed statement Of Its condition. from
which tue foregoing statement has been
urrpaIed. aud tia. tne said company has
In 40 other respects complied with the
Laws of the state relating Co Insurance
Doc testimony whereof , have nereunto
scr my nand and affixed the seal Of the
insurance department, this 26th day OF
March. Is. ID. 1910
GEORGE y sQuIREs.
Seal Commissioner.
By willard Done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
WALL PAPER.

Bargains. and Picture sale all this
GEO. w. EBERT & CO.. Al Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
state Of Utah. ONCE of O.
er OF Insurance. 49,

STII0 OF 7 TlT- ONO" II me IOmWIsIUU-
er OF Insurance. sN.
J. George D. Sau'res. Commissioner OF
Insurance OF the state OF Utah do here
by certify that the above named iuaur-
auro company ms Mod i1 my office g
which tho foregoing statement has been
prepared. and that the said company has
Iu AN other reFpnctH complied with tie
laws OF the state relating 10 assurance
IN testimony whereof I have hereunto
set mV hand and afhyed tho seal OF tho
Insurance department this 2afh eav OF
Marth. a. n. 1910
GEORGE u sQU1REs.
fscaD Commissioner.
py Willard Done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

rN Insurance.
D. George B Squires. Commiss Toner Of
Insurance of fhe state or Utah. do here
nE certify that the above named usur-
auce company has dieu iu my office a
detailed statement OF its condition, from
which flD foregoing statement has been
prepared and that the said company has
bon am other respects complied with the
laws nf -l. state relating Co Insurance.
II testimony whereof ] have hereunto
SEQ mw hand HuI affixed the seal OF the
Insurance department this 26th day OF
March a d. 1910.
GEORGE 70 SQUIREs
seal Commissioner.
By willard Done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
O. IL N

G. IT. MILLER GRAIN co.
HAY. Grain and Coal. 10 w. LIST
So. Bell Pho.e 1852. Ind. 1404.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

synopsis OF the Annual statement for
me year Ending December 81. 1919, uf
fIa Condition az tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

synopsis of fnc Annual statement for the
Year Ending December 81. 1878 OF the
Condition nH Che
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

synopsis ~ the Annual Statement for
The year Ending December 3d. 1902 OF
frp Condition OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
RoSSlA INSURANCE COMPANY.

SYNOPSIS Of the Annual statement for
the Year Ending December 81. 1893 or
OH. L-.L.LILnu NJ nh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

Employees OF y c. VI. T.. saltair
April C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

HUMAN HAIR GOODS.
Switches. puffs, curis. etc, viii be-
sold reeardles9 OF cost this week only
SALT LAKE COSTUMING co.
2O7 South state St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04
GREAT WESTERN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

THE Great Western LIE Insurance.
Company. kansas city. Mo
Meme of President George Stevenson.
JI
Ntme OF Secretary. james Chappelle.
Tho amount OF its capital
stock Is ......................S 10000 %
THE amount OF its capital
stock paid uu is............... 10000 w
The amount OF its assets is 81 rs %
THE amount of CAS- liabilities
UucludIug cauftJl is........ 05g o
The amount OF its income
during the preceding cnlen-
dsr year Observation-Disclosures. 72s7s. o.
The amount OF its ozuendi-
lures during the preceding
calender year ....'.......... ss3 as %
Tho amount of lnssCa paid
durlug the preceding caleu-
dsr y-ar .......... .......... 725laen
The amount nf risks written
during Oh, ,ar ........... Los2gio.o)
'fUn amount OFF risks Iu force
at th, raa of hc r-.r...... HISS uo.o0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

on Saturday afternoon az 2.3O o'clock
the women of the ". OF r. will meet
On the Kindergarten room OF the Nor
mai Training school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

Mrs Joseph o. Rees of Ssntaquln Is
visiting with relatives in the city Tor
few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-04

Mrs w H. Dale and Mrs s. c.
Snyder win be- hostesses tomorrow at n
musicale to he given At Mrs. Dale's
home.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-29
n. Y. DEE5 N KER'S STOCK
Brandeis Stores Make an Immense
Special Purchase.
SALE BEGINS NEXT MONDAY
All the LAces, EmbrOideries, Trim
minEs, Dress Goods and silks
at Most Extraordinary
Bargains.

We bought the entire stock OF q fash
ionable New York dressmaker at a price
that was actually less than the cost to
import these elegant goods to America.
We will place the entire stock on sale Mon
day, and re can assure you of the most
wonderful bargains in the highest class Of
imported fabrics, trimmings and party
made garments even known in Omaha.
This exquisite stock included the finest
laces, bands. galloons. all overs, fancy
MEETINGS, dress trimmings and embroideries.
Among the laces are Venetian point Irish
point, Irich crochet, oriental, filet, antique,
real crochet, real princess, real yak, real
crochet and metal effects combined. etc.
High class imported dress goods, in
broadcloths. rough weAves and suitings
will go at Csc to 81 a yard.
Silks, marquisettes and EauEs materials
Persian effects, grenadines. imitation
furs. messalines. white and black silks and
materials for party dresses and coats, 60
at CSC, sec and 81 a yard
The most exquisite dress trimmings. also
all the gowns. waists, dress skirts, etc,
that are partly made. including embroid-
cred evening coats, theater klmonos, etc.
will so at $3.50, IS and SO.
Hundreds OF the most extraordinary bar
gains for this grand stock on sale Monday
BRANDEIs STORES.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-29

OMAHA, Oct 2s.-To the Editor Of The
Bee: In fairness to myself want to state
that the article about my conduct at the
court house, October 20. is absolutely false
and without any foundation. II was given
to the reporters by one OF the jurymen al
the instance OF one not friendly towards
me. asked to be excused and IL wac
granted by Judge Estele. My political
enemies done this to SANDER me for the
simple purpose TO deprive me OF some votes
so they could turn them over to John C,
Lynch, my opponent for county commits
sioner OF the Second district
FRANK ]. FTXA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-29

but the supplies are very inferior, both as
groceries and wearing apparel The com
mander occupies with his wife two of the
largest rooms on the main floor. Two
tudents from the Grand Island college, one
clerk at the home. the other porter occupy
ing another room on same floor, while
members are compelled to rent rooms out
side the grounds on account OF no room.
II is outsiders who are reaping more bene-
fits from the home than the old soldier. Is
this what the taxpayers expect? II 1t were
possible for you to have a reporter here
for a few days incog, you would learn
things that would astound you. These are
straight facts. Being an employe and not
a member, I sign myself
A FRIEND TO THE OLD SOLDIER.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-29
PLAN FOR BIG BOWLING MEET
Meeting 90 BE Held al the Rome SAT-
urday EvenfnE-BOwIerH from
All over the West.

A meeting. to discuss plans for the com
ing convention and tournament OF the Mid
West Bowling association has been called
by Benjamin F. Thomas, president Of the
Omaha association to be held Saturday
evening al the Rome hotel. Since business
men are expected 10 be interested IN the
coming OF the bowlers to Omaha and in
their entertainment while here. they are
invited 70 Join in the discussion.
G. o. Francisco treasurer OF the Md
West association, says that the tournament
VA ne much larger and more important
than Omaha men are expecting The dates
set are from November % to December 4
and bowlers viii come from all over the
country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-29
Conditions at soldiers Home.

BURKETT, Neb., Oct. 22.-To the Editor
Of The Bee: II possible, let your paper say
a word in behalf OF the old soldier. Under
the last two years management Tor pre-
tended management the members Of the
Home have been treated more as serfs
than as men who made It possible for 9TH
ers 10 enjoy this great United States They
are made to feel they are mere beggars
through accepting what the state provides
It is supposed the state pays for the best
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-29
DIR. Foster writes Another Letter.

DIR. Foster Writes Another Letter.
OMAHA. Oct. 26.-To the Editor OF The
The Bee: A number OF people have asked
me how / am going to vote on United
States senator, and I wish TO say, by
your permission through your paper, that
I am a republican. first last and all the
time, and that l always stand by my party
candidates, and will. therefore, vote for
Senator e. J. Burkett I opposed Senator
Burkett in the primaries because OF a
personal matter, but the great republican
party by an overwhelming majority chose
Senator Burkett as It's candidate, and as
believe in the good sense OF the repub-
lican party moro than do In my own, ]
will support Senator Burkett this fall.
1t would be q great mistake for a re-
publican to vote for Hitchcock. because