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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Public Library Declines
WOman'S Club Decorations

Omaha Public library can't use any old
English ivy or any Dianas n bronze The
Omaha Wlman's club has tried bonn and
neither viii take
A lovely ceremony was planned ar which
the retiring officers on the Woman club
together with those newly elected were 20
plant the vv green on the north side If
the library building ar hign noun Wsiues-
day. Ehg lvy was 70 be a graceful m0nu-
menr % clvic devotion. Its tender little
tsndrlIs and rs vinlnE HrgIe vines were 90
have been kseping memory green. The
planting was 90 have been lrnamenued vita
several speeches. arauons and other re-
marks. The only rhinE tlat the plan failed
% include vas a consultation DO obtain the
acuentance of uhe library officials. When
me n f.lsal came this overlooked minor
detail assumed inpurrauus. several ivy
shouts and a number OF psrfecuy good
speeches have no place r1 be planted
Mrs. Edward Johnson. retiring president
m the club. vas appraised 1f the refusal
~ the lhrary hoard % accept the ivy on
Tuesday, bun she planting Delegation called
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Cotton Goods
Makers Meet
IN Convention
President FluGkst, IN Address, Says
Cost Of High Living Agitation IS
Largely Political

BOSTON, april -7.-lzUvernOr Draper and
Richard c. Macinurtn. president 0f the
Massachusetts Institute OF TeUhn0iogy,
we're among the speakers vino welcomed
the delegates Nd the eighth annual meet
ing OF the National Association If Cotton
Manufactures. which opened a tv0-days
convention in Mechanics building today.
Interesting papers pertaining to the cot
ton industry were presented al both ses-
siuns
IN part OF the Mechanics building a
textile fair was opened unfser the auspices
OF the Cotton association. The regular
work Of the session began with the pre-
senraCun 1f reports.
In his annual address President Charles
T Flucket OF Adams. Mass, speaking of
the high cost OF Irving, said.
The ceaseiess high cost 1f agitation
largely poIiticaI-Iefeats al hopes Of speedy
eniargements OF r-ade. in consequences Of
which the continuance Of employment par
t.cuiarly in textile establishments Ls not
encouraging
Patience is the all-impOrJanu virtue in
the sent conflict. which appears 70 nave
its foundations in meddling Legislation and
10 nave rs impulse from political maChina-
lions.
These conditions exist and time alone
VIII satisfy buyers. whu were made ultra
conservative nv the experience OF IgJ7 that
cotton goods viii not be made for a very
long period al such aosuryily meager mar
gins.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Go receive the Information until the eve af
-ils ceremony When Ms u. IL Cameron.
the new president, reached the library ac-
cumpzllied by her delegation the IVY nianr-
-rs lad received the udiugs and departed.
some years past the W0mans . CLUB uro-
posed % give the library a representation
lf rIar ancient and beautiful Diana lu
verde bronze. The library board however
dion propose 90 De given this celebrated
specimen N juvaus pagan femiuinitv 50 rhe
project teil through.
Gossip mas ir Ihur a movement has been
started In the ciub 90 take rha rejected i--v
20 the high school campus ana plant Il A,
the base uf rhe Lincoln statute over y1fc,
ir may irvine uHmuieHJei. u uuaupreciara,i
The ivy would nave been acceptable to
the library bnarL bur for a plan 70 uay-s
the narrow strip 8f exposed suiI along the
building The nurrh side NJ the wall a..
-lmuiatez considerable moisture and 4 cun.
crete paving wll be laid 20 cover rhe an.
signify margin ~ wet dirt It vas deemed
useless % plant the ivy and % have L uorr
up agaln When tls pavement was LAID.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Coburn Reports
on Kansas Wheat
Condition Of Growing Crop Rated at
76 Per Cent-0ne- Third Acre
age Winter Killed.

TOPEKA. Kan. april Z-.-F. .. C1nur1.
secT eiary OF the state Board OF Agrlcul-
tire. gave cant MS first bulletin Of crop
conditions in Kansas today. de places the
condition Of the growing wheaI AZ 76 per
cent. He says. however. that there ara
only 4.5l1. l8l acres left out Of dJn8.8,8 suwn.
0ne-tlIrd having been winter killed.
In the wheat growing counties the great
est losses are in Mcpherson, - per cent.
Marion. as. Dickinson. 3; Harvey, %; sA-
line 62; Rice 49, Clay, X. Ellsworth. -;
Sumner. s9; Qrrowa, A. and Sedg7vick A.
Attention is called TO the fact thar these
counties ara especially adapted 10 corn
anu oats ana nearly al the wheat and
viii be utilized IN that way.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Northern Pacific
Fraud Cases in
Supreme Court
Rights Of Homesteaders on Tract IN
Northwestern Minnesota 20
Be Determined.

WASHINGTON april IA blr-er con-
t-1vHrgv over -Ie lt-luCe of the Interior
department. toward the lalu --anls r1 -le
Northern Pal.EC company -a4uled q r..-
max to-day. when -Ie matter was aid be-
t1re the supreme court II the United states
Cor decision.
Individual and claimants ln Minnesota
contend r1at the Department las shown un-
Justified slr1rs 90 the Northern Pacific
Railway sonpauy as successor to- the
Northern Pacific Railroad compunv. Frank
3. Kellogg. recently before che public as
the leading government TRUST buster. a1-
Dra-ed FOR Frederick weveraauese- and
John A. Eumbirf ln defense OF the depart
ment
The Northern Pacific Railway COMPANY
claims title to one parcel Of and and
john A. Humbird TO t7v1 others by reason
OF the privilege given -n the Northern Pa
iifc Railroad company 20 select land
within f1r-y-miIe limit VI ~ road through
Minnesota In opposition. Fred Wass
claims one parcel under rhe homestead law
ami H. n. H0y- and Charles =. Campbell
% the others. under ne timber and stone
act
The controversy grows Iur OF the gues-
dOn as 20 whether The railroad terminated
.
railroad mad filed on these tracts east Of
Duluth before the question OF terminus
came lp. when tine Department ruled tha5
the terminus was az Duluth. the govern
ment cancelled the selection OF the rail
road % these parcels The inuIv dIal
claimants than Eled upun them.
{ The Euvt and Wass applications were
accepted but the Campbell application
| was rejected
Finally. when lhe supreme court decided
2 that the terminus was ar Ashland. the de-
partment approved OF the selections OF uht
railroad. suits were brought in the fedora
courts by Hov- and Campbell. A decision
was given in favor uf Hovc. but against
Campbell. In the state courts a decision
. was given in favor Of Wass On the strength
lf the 5oyr case. All these cases havs
/ been brought 20 tne supreme court for re-
.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
STATE REPUBLEAYS GATHER
Prominent Members Of the Nebraska
G. 0. P. Here IN May.
GOVERNOR EBERHART TO SPEAK
Candidates from All over the stare
Are Expected to Meet TO Talk
over General Affairs af
the state.

Inquiries received by the Officers uf the
Central Republican club indicate -ha1 the
annual banquet OF the organization On Mon
day, May 8, Is 10 be state affair.
An officer Of the club SAYS the announce
menr Of the fact that the banquet Is 70 be
in the nature Of an experience and tssu-
muny'' affair mas aroused the interest Of
leading republicans everywhere. There viii
be but one set speech. that of Governor
A O. EbsFhart OF Minnesota Other speak
ers win De chosen at random. and will
represent every variety OF view and upin-
ion. The name OF the uoas1znHstsr will rGI
be announced until the banqueters are
seated but il Is promised that he viii be a
fa!r anu competent man.
The republican state committee is 70
gather in Omaha on the day Of the ban
quer. and every announced candidate c1r a
state office vii be present. as we'll as the
congressional candidates and the possible
dark horses. OF men in the woods" There
is a sood possibility thar Congressman
Norris viii cume to Omaha for the affair.
ana Senator BuTksrr. IL thev can arrange %
get away from washington for ,7vo or
three days. The gathering here of men
from al over the state will afford an op-
tl'l ---4-At -AA --laA VIII not pre-
sent itself again unti. the state convention
The latter part OF July
Tickets have been placed at - and can
be secured from President = J. Ryder.
Secretary sam W scott OF Treasurer
George Eaier. The banquet is TO be held
ar the Rome hotel. which has undertaken
10 handle as many as 20 guests.
Governor shaIlenberger ana Mayor Dahl.
man viii both serve on the reception COM
mittes that vii care for the Minnesota
governor during his stay. with nr1minen,
repubiiCaus trum various parts N the state
as Governor Eberhart was formerly Ne
braska farmer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
State Funeral
for Biornson
Body Of Poet and Novelist viii Be
Conveyed from Copenhagen TO
Christians on WarshiD.

CEdRISTLANIA. NORWAY April .7.-Ev.-
dences of mourning t1r B5urnst5srue B5uru-
son. tins Norwegian poet and novelist. who
died IN Paris last night are universal.
King HaakCn and Queen Maud have tele-
gra7hed their condolences 20 the widow.
The Storrhiug met today and decided on
a state funeral and Immediately alterward
adjourned as an evidence 0f public grief
All N the thearers were closed today
The funeral arrangements are not zur
tiCieHtly advanced 20 show wnat effect. IL
any they will have On the entertainment
n M Roosevelt
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Fierce Fighting
IN Albania
Turkish Troops Are Twice Driven
Back by Rebels from Kach-
anik Pass.

CONSTA TANVTINOPLE- April 1.-THE Turk
ish troops twice sturmed Kachanik pass.
in upper Albania in an effort 20 dislndge
the Albanian rebels bUt on both occasions
were driven back with considerable loss.
Fears are now entertained for the safety
If the towns OF Prsrlua and Prisrend, In
northern M0nasIir. Albania Railroad COM
municHtiUn between Prlsrina and Csllah is
Interrupted.
LONDON, April IA special from Sa-
loniki says Ela- 80 Alhaniuus chiefly wo-
men and chi dren,are reported as having
been A-lled IN the artillery humhardmenr
M GDdauntZ by the Turkish forces.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
Millions IN Sales
of Bogus Stocks
Gigantic Frauds Alleged to Fave
Been PerpetTated N Sale Of
Wyoming Securities.

CHEYENNE. Wyu., april Through
suit in the United States court here against
promnrars Who have been negotiating
stocks ana bonds 1f fifteen different cor
Dorations. whose capital srock aggregates
more taan Esl. .lea.95a there is made public
to-day what Is alleged % be a great h-aud.
The promoters ara SAID % have obtained
millions OF dollars by t1e sale Of stncK
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

BOONE. Ia. april E-tSpeciaL Tele-
gramJ-rhe infant son OF william Thiesseu
II Ogden this morning fell into a tub Of
scaldiuE water and was completely cooked
with the exception 1f his face The it--e
one was wears Old. He suU fingers ln
horrible agony. but there is no nope t1r mis-
recovery The parents are among the most
prominent people IN the county
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
If you lost your
iob-lost 1t honor
abIy-The Bee can
oct you another.

Keep plugging.
Don't be discouraged.
As long as there's work,
there 3 want ads.
The Bee offers you a fine
list today, from which you
may select.
IL viii offer them every day.
Keep your eye on its col
umnS.
You VIII win out.
Douglas 23S.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
BUTTER SHIPPERS IN A ROW
Small Dealers Ask thar Better Rates
Be Given on Shipments.
WANT SAME AS MIXED LOADS
VIII Demand rhat They Be Given
the snme Rapea thar Are En-
i0yed by the Central
fued C0ncerun.

When the cHzziraIized butter shippers df
Omaha petition ed the Intsrsfare Commerce.
commission TOR a reduction in the rates on
car4onds OF the product to Chicago and
New York they unconsciuusly stirred up a
hurnet's nest among the zo-.alled inde-
pendent creameries ard buttermakers in
Nebraska The smaller cuncHr-ls have filed
a petition with the Tnregstara Commerce
commission asking mat tnsns be reduc-
t0n OF RACES IN butt til asssss 'r1Iau car
loads. the same as tla rates which now ob-
tain on butter, eggs and poultry mixed IN
carloads
From the present outlook there viii be
merry war between tire railruads and the
burrerr1aksrs and TO malfe matters inter
estiuE the large concerns Of Nebraska viii
have a battle with the smaller mauufac-
rsIrers The big fight will be berwesn the
iarEe and small cresmeries.
A snort tine ago the larger 5utrerruazeT-s
and creameries. known a. the 'Centraliz-
ers." asked for a reduction in the tariff
-aze on butter IN carload lots. including
those shipments which were mixed with
eggs and poultry. They claimed Jhar when
compared with the rates given the shippers
OF dressed meats the cost Of shipping but
ter and eggs east was ahuurnally high.
The railroads didn't agree and the matter
was taken up with the InUerstaUs Commerce
commission.
First Case stiH Pending.
The case il still pending, buU the smaller
dealers have been busy making other things
besides butter They claim the big con-
Germs must either give way to the rail-
roads and drop the first petition for re-
tucad rates. or allow the concessions to
the independent shippers. Ar present the
railroad which handles most Of the butter
traffic from the different parts Of the state
10 Omaha rebills butter, eggs and poultry
shipped from outside towns when resilippe6
N carloads rom central points like Omaha
South Omaha and Lincoln
The petition signed by the independent
shippers i8es not seem to be directed
against the diffeT--nriAl on less than car
loads Of butter as compared with the car
load rate on straight carloads OF the prod
ucr, our une objectionable point is the mix
ing, which IL is claimed. is IN the nature
Of a special privilege to the "cenrralizers- %
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Three Illinois Appointments.
WASHINGTON. AuriI T-rhe president
today made the following nominations
United states marshal. south district Of
Illinois. William II. Behrsns.
United states attorney south district 1f
Illinois. william A. Nurrhcur-
Senator'S CuiIum ana Lurtmer mad sgrse5
ON ne lnnnlrrmenrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
HYDE REMANDED
TO COUNTY JAIL
PHYSICIANS Bond is Revoked and he
is Put in halls

-
SENSATION " = TRIAL
ACTON Of Court Pr, - 6su as
Measure Of Pr
ACCUSED MAN BOZ SON
Witness Testifies 70 Defendant Buy
ing Cyanide IN Capsules.
ACCOUNTS PLACED N EVIDENCE
Buois. Of DruEzisr show thHt Accused
phrsf-fnn Made Number Of
Purrhases OF Deadly
DRUG
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

The Census Man Is Counting Now.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
DEMOCRATS HIT
BT INSURGENTS
Minority Party Issues Invitation 70
Form Combine, but is Turned
Down.
RATEER EzPLANs TIE PLAN
Senator Dolliver, in Eloquent Speech
sou-l4 the Glssr.

SMILES wREATE REPUBLICAN,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28
WEATHER FORECAST

For Na1-1ssa-Falr and warmer.
For Iowa--Fli- and warmer
For weather report see page ..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-28

Or Stewart said rhay on December rs.
De carried away the typhoid tube whfch
had been opened and left a rlI tllbe m
ita place He also noticed a. this -irae
thar ulhe be had gwen Dr. HYDE. think-
ING "a contained dislheria germs. aad bss,
uampersf with. Later investigation OF rbs
cnntenrs OF lhis tube showed no dintaer.a
germs Wera present but the germs wen.
Of thr ordinary pms variety.
What would 6a rhe result OK ,hs In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27

Trustee Frank F. Scheidt has finished
taking up the enumeration of chill
dren of school age in st. Johns town
ship At present duplicate copies are
being made for the county superintend-
ent and truant officer.
Mr.. Patterson, national bank inspec-
tor, was here Tuesday, inspecting the
First National bank of this place. This
is Mr.. Patterson's first visit here, as
he is a new man for this territory. Mr.
Frazier, the former inspector, having
resigned.
Hubert Doctor of St. John transacted
business here Tuesday.
After spending a week with relatives
at Chicago, Mrs. g. Overhage returned
to her home here in Dyer Tuesday
Thomas Connors of st. John spent
a short time here Tuesday on business
Mrs. Theodore Hammer spent Wed
nesday with relatives at Chicago.
For a short time Tuesday morning IL
looked as though we were nearing
Christmas rather than the Fourth OF
July, as we had as pretty a snow
shower as at any time during the win
ter. Coming at the time it did, 1t
could not be called pretty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
LOWELL.

The funeral of James Reed was held
at Shelby yesterday. Nathan Morley of
Lowell preaching the sermon. His re-
mains were brought to Orchard Grove
cemetery for interment. He was an
honored member of Burnham post, Ct.
A. r., of Lowell and the past went in
body to Orchard Grove and took
charge of the burial
James Reed was born May 81, 1916.
at Wayne, Wayne county. Mich, and
departed this life at the Indiana State
Soldiers home April %, 1910. at the
age of So years, 10 months and 81 days.
In his early boyhood he lived with his
parents at Wayne. Mich, and at the
age of he was left to care for him
self, his father and mother having
died at this time. He then went to
Howell, Mich, where he lived until II
years of age. He then enlisted in the
Union army in company K Ninth Mich
igan infantry, in which he served until
Sept Is, 1865, when he was honorably
discharged at Nashville, Tenn. He then
returned TO Berlin, Mich, where he
learned the carpenter trade, which he
followed until about three years ago
He came to Lowell in 1873, and was
united in marriage with Mary E. Sang
er Jan. 20, 1880. To this union three
children was born-Charles, saba and
Sidney. In March Mr.. Reed and his
most estimable wife went to the SOL
diers' home, Mr.. Reed some time ago
suffered a para1ytic stroke, rendering
him unable to care for himself.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
ABOUT HYOMEI
A Bottle Costs Only so Cents-A
Complete Outfit Including
Inhaler 81 90

When Summers Pharmacy states
most emphatically that they will CHAR
antee Hyomei to cure catarrh or give
you your money back, what Is YOUR
answer? !
Are you satisfied with your condi-
ton. or do you want to rid yourself
forever of vile catarrh. with its hu
initiating symptoms, such as hawking
spiting, blowing and lad breath?
Hyomei is a simple, antiseptic med
icine. that you breathe through a small
pocket inhaler over the parts affected
by catarrh.
1t is made of Australian eucalyptus
mixed with other germ killing and
membrane soothing antiseptics
Get complete outfit today 1t only
costs $1.00, and contains everything ne
cessary to cure any ordinary case Of
catarrh. Extra bottles, If needed. soc
Hyomei is the best remedy in the world
for sore throat. coughs and colds, Group
and bronchitis. It gives wonderful re-
lief in two minutes. For sale by drug
gists everywhere and by Summers
Pharmacy. Send for free sample bot
tie and booklet. Booths Hyomei Co.
Buffalo, \. Y.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
Musical Program.

The program for the musical to be
given at the Methodist church tonight
at which old time songs Will be sung
is as follows:
Chorus .... Aud Lang Syner
Solo, 7 Cannot Sing sthe Old Songs"
Miss Lydia Fieres
Piano Solo. The Mocking Bird
Mrs. Cora B. Dunning. -.
Quartette odd Black Joe"
DR.. Humphreys. Mrs. Swartz. Mrs
Stevens, Rev NJ. c. Wright
Solo,. The Last Rose of Summer
Miss Jessie Dugana
Chorus. 49, -" Scotlands Affirming
Reading The New Cook
Helen Wright
vocal Solo Long, Long Ago.
Mrs. Stevens
Vocal Duet. "Mollie Darling
DR.. and Mrs. Humphrey
vocal Solo --..-.........."N Nancy Lee''
Edwin Grey
Ladies Quartette. Believe Me If
All Those Endearing Young Charms"
Misses Ella Klose, Jessie Duggan,
Elizabeth Swartz and Martha
Schaaf
Piano Solo When You
and I Were Young Maggie"
Miss Florence Lee.
Vocal Solo
-. Silver Threads Among the Cold
Mrs. L. G. Swart
onorus. Three Blind Mice"
vocal SOLO -.......-. Annie Laurie
Mrs. NJ c. Wright
Reading ....-........ Selected
Violet Golding
Vocal Solo Loves Old Sweet Song
Miss Ella Klose
Chorus-(a) Nellie Grey.
Obj Good Night Ladies"
Accompanies, Mrs Dunning and
Misses Florence Lee and Eliza
beth Swartz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27

| lie, both young people of Parkside
were married at Muskegon. Mich, Mon
day, and 1T was a great surprise to
their many friends. After the wedding
the newly welded couple left for a
trip through Europe. When they re-
turn they will reside at 1920 Madison
avenue
The South Chicago business men
gave a Danish luncheon at Eagle hall,
e233 Houston avenue. last evening,
which was exceptionally well attended.
short vaudeville program was rem
dered and several speeches was deliv-
cred by the members. All report very
good time
Former Alderman P. H Moynihan is
in receipt of a letter from Walter j.
Raymer, commissioner of track eleva-
ton, saying that the Lake Shore and
Pennsylvania railroads will have their
lines elevated by the end of this year.
The street car company is raising its
wires at One Hundredth street and
their tracks temporarily until the rail-
roads have finished elevating.
Funeral cars will be in operation May
1st on the lines of the Calumet and
South Chicago railroay. The cars are
10 ASSN tOhS anu caiiy % pdSSSH-
gers. A vault is built in the front of
the car for carrying the casket, and
the following cemeteries can be reach
ed by the cars: Oakwoods, Mount
Olivet, Mount Greenwood, Mount Hope
and other various burial places in Indi-
ana.
James Henderson, 2s years old, PAT
Ninetieth street, fell from the roof of
cottage at 922O st. Lawrence avenue
and was painfully bruised about the
body. Henderson was sitting on lad
der when he slipped, falling a distance
of twenty-five feet. He was taken to
the Mercy hospital.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-27
Elect New Officers.
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Hammond People Know How .
to Save It.

Many Hammond people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Sick kidneys are response
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nor to remain in danger when all
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