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Arizona republican., 1910-04-05
THE ORGANIZATION
 0F THE NEW BOARD
Public School Board Will Employ
 Teachers on the t2th.

The trustees of the Tempe school district met last Saturday evening with the new member of the board. C. A. Saylor. present The board organ ized by the reelection of A. w Cosner. chairman. and T. R. Dimes. clerk. An other meeting will be held on Tuesday ' the l2th, at which time the appoint ment of teachers will be made in all probability. At this time it Is not known whether there will be any va cancies or not but the fact remains that there are at present fewer appli- cations on hand than usual IL is urg- ed that all having bills against the board present them by that time.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-05
GROWING INTEREST IN
 BASEBALL BANQUET
A Meeting of the Business Men Due
 For This Eveninq.

There is q growing interest in the banquet which has been suggested for the victorious Normal base ball team in recognition of the splendid success Of the team this season Different plans of financing the proposition have been suggested and there are good points in all of them. Those, how ever. who are taking an active inter est in the matter feel that the best re- suits can be accomplished by getting together ana talking these things over. Consequently meeting of the busi- ness men and those interested has been caleld for this evening at 30 at the council chambers.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-05

tContinued on Page e.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-05
THE ANNIVERSARY SALE.

Geach's anniversary sale is so far a pronounced success. While yester- day was busy day. Saturday. the First day of the sale was almost rec ord breaker There was an immense crowd in the store all day The sale continues the rest of this week.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-05
IMPORTANT MEETING
 OF BOARD 0F TRADE
For the Purpose of EIeeting Officers
 and Other Business.

An important meeting has been call cd of the board of trade for next Fri day evening at the council chambers To this meeting not only the directors but all shareholders in. the corporation and the public in general is invited The purpose of the meeting is to elect new officers for the ensuing year and the transaction of considerable busi- ness that has accumulated since the last regular meeting of the board.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-05
WILL SPEAK IoNIGhI-

Al the Baptist church this evening at 7:50 Miss Mclean, Baptist nis- sionary among the Hopi Indians. will speak to the public. It was largely due to the work of Miss Mclean that Harry Mclean, the runner. was con- verted. As result of that conversion. he took Miss McLean's name
Arizona republican., 1910-04-05

FOR SALE-Two dozen thorough bred rose comb white LeShorns. Call 210S w. Monroe m
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
Bankers of the
United States to
Meet in October
Gathering at Los Angeles Gives
Promise of Being Attended
by Many.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 2S,-(Specisl
TELEGRAM. preparations for the thirty
sixth-annual convention of the American
Bankers' association, which will be held In
this city the week Of october 3, are al
ready under way Special trains have been
arranged by different state bankers asso-
Citations which are scheduled to start from
New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincin-
natl New orleans and st. Louis. 1t is in
dicated that they will carry a larger num-
Der of people than ever before have
been carried in a body to the national con-
ventions.
The program as outlined by the New
York committee has been submitted to the
executive officers Of the American Bank
ers' association. The program as outlined
and adopted is as follows:
Nfonday-Committee and council meetings
Tuesday-First days session OF conVen-
Wednesday-Trust company section meet
ing and meeting OF the organization o'
Thursday-savlngs bank section and
clearing house section meetings.
Friday-sec9pd Says session sSe0nS OF the h first
meeting Of the new council VIII De heip
for organization purposes
The four sessions of the convention proper
will be- held in the Auditorium theater; the
morning sessions commencing at 10 O'clock
and the forenoon sessions at O'Clock.
The central bank will be discussed and
a number OF speakers will talk Of the at
tih,de of President Taft's administration
towards capital. The postal savings bank
system will also come In for its share OF
discussion and some harsh things may be
said against il by bankers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
DIR. Eliot Charged
With Infidelity by
Rev. Mr.. Locke
Los Angeles Pastor Takes Exception
to Theories Advanced by Former
Harvard President.

CHICAGO, July 23-(Special Telegram, y
Charles w. Eliot, former president of Har-
ward university, was charged with bold In
fidelity and his program for a new re-
ligion" was declared to sound like the
vapid mutterings Of pitiable senility," by
Rev. Charles Edward Locke Of Los Angeles,
Cal, in a sermon preached today at the
Des PLANES camp grounds. Rev Mr..
Lookes subject was Does the World Need
a New God?"sI was near the close Of his
sermon that he attacked the Eliot theories.
I'm the presence OF these majestic
truths" he said the new religion OF the
old gentleman from Harvard sounds like
the vapid mutterings of pitiable senility. as
he offers to humanity liberal education
five feet long. DR.. Eliots pragmstism Is
not a religion and il win not survive one
winters bitter storms. The claim that it Ia
a new religion is absurd. So-called prag-
matism is the age-long attempt to do away
with miracles and all supernatural ele-
ments in religion.
EVERY generation has made these at
taoks. DR. Eliot only makes himself ride
uous when he tries to masquerade In these
Old clothes. In every battle between truth
and error God has won. He has defeated
idolRtry. Not a new temple is being built
In heather lands and the old temples are
falling into ruin"
Rev. MIR. Locke is pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church OF Los Angeles
which has 1850 members and one of the
largest attendances at its regular Sunday
services of all churches in the Methodist
denomination. When a pastor in Buffalo
~ Y, he conducted funeral services fol-
william Mckinley.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES
NoTICE 40 BOND RUYERs.


Sealed bids Will be received at the office
Of the. City Clerk of the City of Crete.
Saline County. Nebraska, up to eight
O'Clock .. m. Monday, July Goth. 1910 for
the sale of the Sewer Bonds heretofore
issued and registered by the City of Crete
The amount Of the bonds issued is 10000. 90
and they ore Of the denomination OF S5O0.O0
each. making eighty bonds in all
These bonds were issued as provided by
Crete, and according to the vote of the
electors at special election, for the pur-
pose OF building and constructing mains
for a Sewer system, in and for said City
of Crete. These bonds are dated July /,
1910, and bear interest at the rate Of per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually
on the first day of January and July OF
each year, principal and interest payable
at the Nebraska Fiscal Agency in the City
OF New York, State of New York. Said bonds
are numbered from ~ to 80" inclusive,
and are payable twenty years after date
The first thirty bonds bear this option
''Redeemable at any interest payment date
after one year from date of issuance" The
remaining fifty bonds bear this option
"Redeemable at any time after five years
from date" s.
A certified check, or draft, for $500 90
must accompany each bid as a guaranty
that the bidder Will take and pay for the
bonds awarded him. The right to reject
any and all bids is expressly reserved by
the City Of Crete.
Done by order of the Mayor and City
Council OF the City of Crete this 5th day Of
July, 1910
(sEAL) ANTON DREpLA.
Mayor.
City Clerk of the City OF Crete
JyIO-17-A
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
PAwNEn is FOR COUNTY OPTION
RepubIIcaa DeIegateA Are Instructed
How "a Vote.

HOW Ia NoNGs
PAWNEE. Neb., July 23.-(special Tel
egram THE Pawnes county republican
convention met this afternoon with III. II.
Marble of Table Rock, chairman and A.
d. Barclay of Bookwalter, secretary. Del
egates to the state convention are;
William sutton, Table Rock; Joseph
Wenzl Steinauer, ]. c. Middleton, May
berry; j, NJ. Veseh, Lewiston; II p.
smyths; BprchaTdi J M. H SitI f w Is
Burchard; H. e. Bowhay, Liberty.
The new county central committee Is as
follows:
Table Rock, G. c. Fireman.; Clear Greek,
j. c. Mcclure: Stensuer, c. II. Glpson'
Martin Kane; Miles, Al stake; Pawnee
City Al DOre; Sheridan, ]. M. Hurd South
Fork, NJ. A. Holden; Clay, y. L. Brown;
West Branch, d. b. Drake; Mission Greek,
The following resolutions were unani-
mousiy adopted;
Resolved That We, the republicans OF
Pawnee county In convention assembled,
believing In the wise administration OF our
president w. IL. Taft, desire TO extend 10
him this as an expression OF good VIII
and that we are in hearty accord with MIN
In his efforts in securing the constructive
legislation which he IL advocating ] abid
and.
Whereas the republican party has always
stood for freedom and right and on the
side OF all moral issue, and In harmony
with it's great past along these lines, we,
the republicans OF Pawnee county believing
the question OF temperance TO be vital
issue I'm this campaign, and In order that
We may give such belief an expression do.
Resolve, That We favor county option,
and do, hereby instruct our delegates 10 the
state convention 10 be he'd In Lincoln on
July 26 instant to work and vote for the
insertion OF plank IN the platform pledg-
ing the party to such measure and we do
instruct and pledge our candidate for
senator and our representatives IN the legis-
lature 10 support countp option.
George u. Toby. republican candidate
for congress, was present and made a short
address on the issues Of the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
Will Start I rouble
in Honduras
Expedition Headed by Former Presi.
dent Bonilla Will Attempt Over
throw Of Davilla Regime.

NEW ORLEANS, July Especial dis
patches received here are to the effect that
Manuel Bonila, former president Of Hon
duras. has left Belize with two schooners.
carrying men, arms and ammunition with
the intention Of overthrOvins President
Davilla Of Honduras,
Advices from Port Barrios say that the
government Of Honduras has placed an
embargo on all messages to and from that
country and that it is impossible to learn
anything concerning the progress of the
reported uprising in several towns along
the east coast OF Honduras.
A steamer said to have been loaded with
arms and ammunition for Bonilla is re.
ported to have cleared from Port Arthur,
Tex. last week for Port Cortez.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
Railroads Win
Pembina Lumber
Rate Case Fight
Master in ChaHcery Finds that Inter
state Commerce Commission
Order is Wrong.

ST. PAUL, July &.-The railroads win
q substantial victory In the findings filed
today of Frederick n. Dickson, master in
chancery. These are the preliminary find
ings In the lumber rate suit instituted in
the fall of 1908 against the Interstate Com.
merce commission by the Great Northern.
Northern Pacific. Uunion Pacific and Bur
lington & Quincy companies They we're
served on the attorneys OF both sides.
The lumber rates established by the In
terstate Commerce commission from the
Pacific coast to points west of Pembina
Line, which is made up or the western
boundaries of Minnesota, Iowa and Mis-
souri, and are sustained, but the rates from
the coast 10 points east OF that line are de-
clared to be unreasonaby low.
The railroads ask for a rate OF 30 cenls
hundred weight on lumber shipped from
Portland, Ore, to st, Paul and for 90 cents
from Portland to Chicago. The Interstate
Commerce commission cut this to As cents
from Portland to St. Paul and So cents
from Portland TO Chicago.
Mr. Dickson upholds the contentious Of
the railroads and recommends an lntunc-
ton multiplying the order OF the Interstats
Commerce commission on these rates and
on other lumber rates from the coast 10
points east OF Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
CONTRACT FOR PARISH HOUSE
New Par0chiaI Residence Tor %
PhiIOmena's IL 10 BE Built
NJ Once.

Work will begin in a day or two upon
q narocbial residence for st. Philomena
a. Ninth and william streets. The residence
will be in the Spanish mission style IKE the
church, and parish hall, the present oo-
jective OF psroohisi energies, Val uitniatelE
be added to the group
The priests home will cost slO'VOo ana
will be erected by r. J. Book Of SCUM
Omaha, who has been awarded the con-
tract The building will be OF brick covered
with La Fargo cement. The roof VIII be OF
red tile.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
RUMoR OF BIG TRAFFIC DEAL
Report that Oriental Steamship Com.
psny Will Drop Its Hartman
Connections.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Whether the Togo
Kisen Kaisha. better known az the orien-
tai Steamship company will continue Its
present relations with the Hartman sys-
tenn or form a new alliance with the Gould
interests, probably will be known definitely
in a few days. A series OF conferences will
be held here in which NJ shiralshi, director
of the Togo Kisen Kaishs. viii take a lead
ing part.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Real estate transfers for July %, 1910
furnished by the Midland Guarantee ana
Trust company, bonded abstracters, liza
Farnam street. Douglas 2S65:
II. Colvin to j.. +. Colvin, part lot
IL, block a. South Omaha. ........,,.N 900
j. s. Perkins, ct al, to j. w. Walters
and wife, lots 1 and 2, block 8,
Darke's Observation-Disclosures. 1900
J. NJ. Walters and wife to C. A.
wagner, same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ID. A. Canon to Anna Stem, part lot
8, block u, +. V. Smiths. ............ /
Security Land and Trust Co. to A.
Prendergast, part lot 10. IA and 10.
block 2, Redick Park.....,.....,......., 800
G.. W. Long to A. NJ. Long, part lot
80, Ellistone Park Place ............... 1
H. Horers to o. Horers, sh of neA,
p. o. Feat to A. B. Anderson, lot
4, Hastings & Heyden's 3d............ $500
F. Nielsen and wife to J. c. Wharton.
lot 1. block g. Orchard Hill ..........
C. G. Carlberg and wife TO F. Krof
and wife, lots So and 81 domestic. -. 1926
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24

veh and has been in New York City on
business for about a month, He does not
hesitate 10 say that as far as his knowledge
goes New York city Is the most interesting
and beautiful city In the vctid.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
OCCUPATION TAX RUNS HIGH
City Will Get Over Hundred Thou.
sand Dollars for Year.
CAR STRIKE CUTS THE SUM
Additional Revenues VIII Come from
Companies Operating siRns and
sisnbosrds on the Streets
of Omaha.

The occupatioP tax will net the city some
sum between 100000 aud $4,000 for 1910
according to figures just compiled in the
city comptroler's office. For the quarter
ending July /, the total amount collected
was 27,ssZ77. This vas less than the coll
ieotlons for the second quarter OF the year.
for which the figures were $S5,0s4sS, but
that quarter was arbitrarily made TO in
clude fourth month December OF 1909.
The companies paying the tax during the
period just closed and their amounts are
as follows:
Western Union Telegraph Co.,....S 1905
Postal Telegraph Co. (prptesO...... 1874
Nebraska Telephone Co. ,............, b,bs4,&
Omaha Gas co. (protesD. ..,,,...,.,, 6,lO6.SS
Omaha Council Bluffs street
Omaha Electric Light ~ Power Co.. 4,2s0.t0
Independent Telephone Comm. not paid
New state Telephone Co....u.,.....no not paid
Iotal 'Sff,S5t'I
The total amount collected thus far is
7.5300 1t will not amount 20 quite as
much for the full year as was expected
because OF the street car strike, which cut
down the earnings Of that company for
while. The new occupation tax for which
an ordinance was Just recently passed by
the city council will collect an additional
revenue from companies operating signs
and sign boards on the streets
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24

II you have anything 20 sell or trade
ADVERTISE II in The Bee Want Ad coll
umns and get quick results.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
Minnesota Democratic Co

Minnesota Democratic Conventions,
ST. PAUL, July z-Democratic conven-
lions were held today in a number or coun-
ties throughout the state TO elect delegates
to the state convention on July %. Former
Governor John Linz was endorsed by seven
OF the eleven counties represented
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
PERSONAL

MECHANIC THERAPY
Massage treatment stomach trouble. or.
Margarine Halloran 226 Neville Blk. d, H6l.
SxUifohee from combings u.50 Mrs. s
S"A'ShSo Mathews, 304 Neville Bk. D. 6263
HINDOO TABLETS viii build brace
strengthen. 6ot, BELL DRUG co.
from S25 MaoCarthy-W Wilson, 904 S. 18th St.
MRS. EGGERS' private confinement
home, 1915 Martha ST.. Omaha. Neb. Tel
Douglas $3.50.
Health in every glass Atlantic Lactons
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
wANTED-To BORROW

WANT 10 borrow $1,000 secured by real
estate; will pay per cent on optional loan.
No agents, Address Il t53, Bees
400 at s per cent for 3 or years on
new Dundee home, security unquestionable
No commission. Write F-5Os care Bee
WHEN answering advertisements found
IN the Want Ad columns, please mention
The Pee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24

YOUNG lady wishes permanent home
with nice family Unfurnshed room.
south front preferred References eN-
changed Address B-4S5, Zee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24

WHEN answering advertisements found
IN the Want Ad columns, please mention
The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24

SALE $50 WHITE WAISTS, SOC EACH.
Scofield's Cloak Store, Paxton Blk, Sd Flr'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-24
lEE ATTRACTIONS.

WHAT little boy or girl would like 10 do
a little work at home TO help pay for nice
new mahogany upright piano? Address
Y. NJ b.. General Delivery, omaha Neb.
The sun., 1910-07-10
THE NkINLEY LILY.
F1s~er Preserved in Jar SHOWS Lis euess
20 Dead Presi<ieat.

Alameda county. one % the counties
that border on the Ray of San Francison.
has q great variety of products. ~ which
u has for several years maintained an
interesting exhibition in the rnorns % the
Chamber % Commerce 40 Oakland. lts
chief city Tn. work of preparIng the
flowers. ir'nts and vegetables Tor e,hlbi-
ZION !. In the hands o. W n. Nichols. who
Arcoriink to ~. N,cAotes, has . prCc~ss
Nv which ne IL Ahle 90 preserve them for
a long time without losing their form ~
color
Ons II the exhihits la What 10 known A.
the Mckinley hly. large lily Nas placed
M a GlASs lar With the preserving fu!d.
and alter several weeks Iva petals hesan
o. droop y Nttlc 4 Visitor nn,iC~t tho
resemblance 10 Ihe features 1T the late
presidsnt "a the United States, William
Mck,nlsy. when looked ., from e va
SECULAR point ~ view, aud the nnweT has
s.ncc been Calied the Mckinney NV tvery
esort !, being made ~ keeGI' ~ rNistcI,cr
lb ,is present stats ~ loL a, p0sS'h.v
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tn. eclectic scademician whose name.
Nv Rrtlsh the PAINTER vould have flied
Ihackerav With JOY. actually pitched IN .
>, the ACADEMY ard academic methods.
lie prcta~ed ~ all nv q statement that
-,h.re ~. I much need Il criticism w this
World An af'erno.,u = good work - worth
NE = criurism and then criticised
with w, sht and main his alma mater. the
Ns,d~rv We agr~e With nearly every
tnu = 10 said Ard wheve 40 doHt asrea
tue-1't much matter VI b'ush abused
tho study II the aGtis.o ss pTaCthasd by
the Academy he t- IcTtv,ty rizht Tie
u.-. ,miahle art and hate, the mosieri.s
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

His walk was stopped and slow and lame,
And when the teacher asked his name,
And what his errand and why the tools,
He said his work was mending schools.
II m here" said he, Ito clean the clock,
To test and mend and oil each lock,
To hammer nails and paint bit
And such other things as you permit
He began his work with closet door,
Where things were kept, the school-room store
try or two with special key
Let him inside, And now" said he,
I'll close the door and work in here
And with your class not interfere
THE boys were troubled and whispers loud
Passed here and there among the crowd
But presently the man came out
And stood awhile and looked about
Then made a bow and out he went
Across the fields to the Gypsy tent
And there with the help of the little Jap
He took off his whiskered face and cap
And workmans suit and all the sham,
For he was Dutchy Rotterdam.
BUT about the closet there's something more
For another boy was behind the door
Just standing there with his famous cat
And waiting chance to have chat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

While Domino said to the Jap,
Have Muffles wake the farmer chap.
Then get him lunch and let him go
And tell him, Jappy, that I know
Where Dutchy is for I've clew
Which puts me wise about the kidnap crew.. -
IF the boys and girls of the U S. A.
Could have seen that colored boy that day
AS at the mountain spring he sat
On big square stone for rug or mat
Looking each way and all around
And shivering bit at every sound
And watching close an opening wide
Just like cave in the mountain side
Thinking each minute to see the bear
Come stealing softly out of there
They, too, would quake and wish that they
Were hundred thousand miles away;
For that's where Dinlzey said that he
That afternoon would like to be-
A STRANGER called at the school that day
As the boys and girls came in from play:
A little man in workman S clothes
With long gray beard and ruddy nose
And foreign tongue and on his back
A good sized load, a tool-box pack
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

MUFFLES returned to the Gypsy CAM
But Domino went on tramp
Up the mountain side to find the stone
That Dinley guarded all alone.
He found the stone and Dinkey's boots
And fresh chewed marks on trees and 70
And bear tracks all about the ground,
But Dinkey nowhere could be found.
Continued next Sunday.)