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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31

;ated TO resort even TO Illegal measures
for the purpose Of preserving the father
land
Following NJ Res maud who Justified the
premiers words by the axiom that a great
national crisis would jusufg the neglect
of legal scrup.es NJ BRAND mounted the
tribune, silence falling over IN. house lie
declared his remarks OF yesterday had
been entirely misunderstood because the
sociahstic fury and disorder had not per
mittsd him 90 complete his statement,
What he had tried 10 say was that On
grave hours Of national peril exceptional
measures were justified. Nevertheless
the government was proud that 10 had
kept within the limits Of legality Il had
been many years since the goyegnm. nj
endured such troIbous hours. hut the
nation had emerged from the threatened
revolt cleaner, grander. better
Then with a dramatic gesture he flung
out his hands, crying. Lock al taese
uands-Uot a drop OF blood"
An oItburst OF cheers greeted the pre-
Wier as ne called upon all good French
men 10 rally 60 the Eag uf peace and
support the governments efforts 20 main
tIlu Law anu order
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Halls Disclaimer

O'NEtLL Neb., oct TITO the
Editor OF The Bee: Ny attention has
been called to an article in the World
Herald of October p in which it was
stated that I was a strong admirer OF
Mayor Dahlmsn and G. NJ. Hitchcock
and expected to give them my support
at the polls The article in question
quoted me as saying that Mayor Dahl
man would carry every county between
Omaha and the Black Hills At no
time or place, or to any person did I
make the statement that I was for
Dahlman and Hitchcock; neither did |
ever make the statement that the
democratic candidates would carry the
counties mentioned I'm the article; in
fact. to the contrary, this section OF
Nebraska is generally conceded, even
by the democrats to be for Aldrich and
Burkett and | am an enthusiastic
supporter Of the republican candidates
FOR governor and United states sena-
tor and the entire republican ticket.
The cause Of democracy must be in
desperate straits when their leading
paper attempts TO put words into the
mouths of people foreign to their opin-
IONS in the desperate attempt to give.
the breath OF Ilfe torits candidates and
their policies. Respectfully
c. + HALL.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
NEW BOX COMPANY TO START
Concern to Be Opened in Thirty Days
Fills Want,
OMAHA CORRUGATED BOX co.
New Establish VIII Have Two
Thousand Feet of Space and the
Product VIII supply Open
Territory In west.
OMAHA CORRUGATED BOX

A new and needed manufacturing indus
try will begin operations within thirty
days. This is the recently Incorporated
Omaha Corrugated Box company, which
will make a practical shipping package
for such articles as cigars, spices, coffees,
cereals and similar dry articles.
A building for the use of the company
Is being erected at Twenty y-seventh and
Mertha streets, which win provide 2OOO
square feet OF floor space. Although tho
company begins operations on a compare
lively small scale. employing about thirty
hands. no concern has begun work here
with better prospect for orders, because
there is. no competition between Chicago
aud the Pacific ocean, and large orders
for similar articles now go from here TO
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Local florists and packing houses which
are likely to be the greatest users, have
been obliged in the past to buy in larger
than desirable quantities at a single time
and to provide storage for the shipments.
Also orders have had to be placed three
and four months ahead and this will now
be done away with.
Allen NJ. Robinson is the president OF the
new company and W. NJ. Dewitt is vice
president. The secretary is VI. d. Robin
son Mr.. Allen Robinson is also connected
with the Wooden Package Manufacturing
company. the building Of which adjoins the
factory now being erected.
The new company will import corrugated
board in all grades and will manufacture
for a large part Of the west as well as sup
plying local demand,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
BRAND Grows Eloquent;
Gets Vote of Confidence

PARIS. oct 3o-Amidst am Impressive
hush. which cuntrasted strangely with
Yesterday unprecedented passion and
yumult u the chamber of deputies Premier
RrIand today, in cool incisiye phrase and
accomplished oratory tayed the social
sts for their violence IN forbidding him
the right of speech.
The premier assured the chamber that
he was no dictator, but a man OF law and
order. and at the end OF the session his
frank appeal for republican support re
suited in a vote OF confidence. 3.g 20 ls3
Since the days Of the Boulange- and
Dreyfus affairs, no such interest has been
displayed in a session OF the French par
lament. Vast crowds hesleged the doors
al an early hour and, unable TO secure
entry. assembled I'm the square, the streets
aud on the Pout de Laconneord and
waited for hours IN the rain TO learn the
outcome
Carried away by his passion yesterday
the premier defending the attitude OF the
government in suppressiug the railway
strike, exclaimed
Had the actual laws OF the country mo-,
been sufficient would not have hes
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
STEEL WORKERS IN BAD FALL
Clyde V. Brown Dead and N. 0'Dell
May Be Fatally Injured.
FALL FROM FOURTH FLOOR
Were WOrking on the New Union Pa
cIfIc Headquarters when Plank
slipped and Threw Them
10 the BRSeznent.

While rivettinR a steel beam to its place
on the fourth story OF the new Union Pa
cifc building Fourteenth and Dodge
streets, at 10 o'clock Monday morning
plank upon which they were standing.
slipped upon a steel beam and allowed two
iron workers clyde V. Brown and \.
O'Dell, to fall { , - concrete basement or
the structure.
Brown died Of his Injuries at 80 o'clock
at the Omaha General hospital. where both
men were taken.
Many persons who had been admiring the
workers from the sidewalks below for
their seeming daring saw them fail When
picked up q moment later by fellow work.
men, both men were Unconscious; Brown
with a horrible cash extending from the
top Of his head to his mouth, showing
where he had struck the sharp edge OF a
steel beam in his fall and O'Dell severely
bruised and internally injured.
A call was sent in to the police station
Immediately for an ambulance, There
was not room IN the conveyance for both
injured men and one was carried upon
an improvised stretcher to the Omaha Gen
eraI hospital a block distant while
Brown, the more seriously hurt, was taken
In the ambulance.
Brown and Odel who is known among
the iron workers as Red Odell came to
Omaha from their homes in Kansas City,
Kan. which is also the headquarters Of the
James Stewart company by whom they
are employed, two months ago.
They are known among ironworkers as
being unusually capable in manipulating the
rivetting machine.
They were cody working with the ma
chine at the lofty height, and being watched
by hundreds OF pedestrians in the street
below H. c. Askew, assistant superinten-
dent Of the James Stewart company, de-
clared that the accident was not caused
I by anyone's negligence.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
DAN BUTLER is APPOINTED
ON BIG STATE COMMITTEE
Mayor Love Names Local Man 20 Help
Get Data for League OF
municipalities.

City Clerk Dan Butler Of Omaha has been
appointed by Mayor Love Of Lincoln as
a member OF a committee to establish for
the Nebraska League Of Municipalities a
municipal reference bureau. The other
members of the committe are Prof. L. f.
Aylesworth Of the state university and p.
c. Osman city clerk OF Lincoln. These
three men will confer and investigate the
feasibility of establishing for Nebraska a
bureau such as exists in Wisconsin and
some other states for the aid Of city gov
ernments and state legislatures. The
League Of Nebraska Municipalities will
make an especial effort this year TO have
the rights of cities more literally defined
by the legislature, and the bureau Will be
expected 30 gather information that VIII
aid this cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
October Real
Estate Breaks
Former Record
Total of Deeds Recorded Shows High
est Figures-Summer Leth-
argy Over.

That Omaha real estate has completely
recovered form the late summers invari-
recovered from the late summers invarl-
able lethargy is shown by the total of
transfers for the month Of October. Not
counting Monday, the last day Of the
month, the total of deeds recorded is 81
2OS,OA the highest October on record In
1909 the figure was SSJ2,5ll and two wears
ago the total OF SlO56.Gs7 was reached
with Mondays transfers added. these two
previous marks will be stln further sur
passed
September OF this year was a rght month.
the figures being $G69 796, so therefore. Oc-
tober has eXceled this by S53s, 28s. Trans
ters day by day for the month ending
Monday have been as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Will Hitchcock Put 1t Back?

asked Hitchcock for the money IN 1894
Mr Hitchcock told him the debt was out
lawed and threatened him with prosecution
for loaning state money II he attempted
to force the collection. Whether this is true
or not makes no difference Mr.. Hltchcocks s
own letters condemn him as having had
- hand IN the BARLEY misapprOpriaton OF
tate funds, and no amount OF 7Idestep-
ping will convince the people that he didn't
know he was getting state funds. which
! art ey had no legal right 20 loan him
When ne forced Goold 10 WITHDRAW from
abe race for regent ~ the university a few
ears ago by exposing his dealings with
BARLEY, nobody suspected that ne way lu
he same boat and that a. was another
case Of yelling stop thief" while MS pock-
cts were filled with the same kind Of swug
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Withdrawal ImmaterluI.
Trenton Hepublic9 c9n-I.eadeI

Edgar Howard has produced the proof
that Gilbert NJ Hitchcock was one Of the
mon who had state money when J. >.
BARLEY was state treasurer. and prorted
by the defalcation. OF course Hitchcock
denies IL, but the evidence seems 70 be
sufficient number Of other democratic
newspapers have ioned with Howard in
demanding that Hitchcock Withdraw as a
candidate for United States senator Hitch
cock says that he WI not. but IL is imma-
terial the voters Will sec 20 his case on
election day
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Ihnt "SIor rhIef,, Cry.

MT Hitchcock says Le was not borrowing
state money, but was dealing with MI
Rartley a. a money loanCr and banker.
The trouble with this explanation is that
his letters asking for the loan, fac simiIie
n which have been printed iu the daily
papers. We're written in lsJ, shortly after
hartley became state treasurer; and were
addressed 90 Joseph BARLEY, state treas
ursr That MI Hitchcock knew he was
setting state funds from BARLEY there car
he no doubt IN tho minds Of persons who
carefully read nothing but his attempted
explanation BARLEY says that when he
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
CLEARNCS STILL INCREASE
Banks Business Forging Ahead at a
Most Rapid Rate,
BIG GAIN FOR TEN MONTHS
n OF Month This Wear hut Has shown
- substantial Gain over the
Corresponding Month of
Last Years.
ClearinEs fUt october.
BIG GAIN FOR TEN MONTHS

Bank clearlnEs for the month Of October,
1910 show an increase Of 81 706. 1872 over the
corresponding month in 1909. Clearings for
the month of October, 1909, were S7l7g7, 500
and for 1910 they were S74,5O3 9O6
Clearings for the first ten months OF
1910 show an increase of 800 AS, ,425 over the
same time in 1903 the figures for 1910 being
S1Olll7,O4 and for 1909 they were $50 64i, 6O9
Clearings for October were
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Explanation Not COnvIncins.
A~rIfUb / 4n Rar

The Leader is loath 90 state that the eS-
plar alton made by Mr.. Hitchcock, the dem
ocratc candidate for United States senator
and who is charged by Edgar Howard
editor of the Columbus Telegram, a demo-
cratic paper, with being a beneficiary in
the Barley defacst.on, is far from salts
factory. Ii is not convincing and the fac
SMILES Of letters and telegrams signed by
Mr. HitChc1ok look bad. Probably the
statement made uy him that the money was
borrow I'd through the Atkinson bank, which
was owned by BARLEY, is true. Neither
BARLEY nor Hitchcock would care To as-
sumo the responsibility of loan made d!-
D ectly from the state treasury.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Registration
i, Very Large
Indications that Nearly Thirty Thou
san Will Be Qualified to Vote
in Douglas County,

Ice vote east by Omaha voters ~ tho
e.cctinon of November will be about
@.'5t Complete registration figures
aIe not m yet bgt indications are that
saturday, the third day, enrolled about
aS, The first days revised total
was Aola the second i2,Ss. Forty precincts
acre recorded by the city clerk this morn
u.g showing an average OF lI 10 a precinct
hitch would make the total for fifty-seven
precincts s,S55. The complete wards are the
H.rst Sl5; the Third. So. The Ninth 80 and
..g Eleventh, ga
.H"tu DUa.a ,.. inst two DAYS
rasisul-. ot 2E, ana Sstur-
..r -gIre- are rs mated a. 1880 With
south Omaha votnE about A1OO ana Omaha
about . 000 the total for tho county will
probably bs over - 000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
Mullin Gives
First Opinion
Tells Platte County ATTORNEY that
Name of Mortensen Cannot GO
on Official Ballot.

LINCOLN. oct. Especial aIp-Arthuf
Mul.in, the newly appointed attorney gem
eral handed down his tirst opinion today
after he had taken office THE county cler
Of Platte county had been told by the
county attorney that DE could not put the
name OF Peter Mprtenson on The official bal
lot for the office Of railway commissioner
because the vacancy was not thirty DAYS
duration. M. MuIlin save Il a. his opin-
ion that the declaration vas right
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
BURGLARS ROB AUTO OFFICE
Buick Establishment Suffers Damaged
Door and Theft of small
Amount.
I-nIdentItLed hurrIn-. unn,nr

Unidentified burglars unuInge- door
'n the Buick Automobile company offices
at 1914 Farnam street and stole SIS5 from
the cash register Sunday night. The small
amount OF money obtained by the crooks
was all that had been left in the register
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31
The w Gather


uitlciml toreeHHts
Forecast until %. m. Tuesdav:
For Omaha and Vic.niu-Fair tonight
and Tuesday. not much change IN tenn
perature.
For Nebraska Generally fair tonight and
Tuesday
For Iowa-partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday
SHIPPERS LETGN-Prepare forty
eight-hour shipments. north, for freezing
temperature
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-31

The Zee prints full box scores
W all big league games
In 90 other Omaha newspaper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06

Policemen all over the world use
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all day and know what sore, tender,
sweaty, swollen feet really mean. They
use T / Il because T z cures their feet
right up, 1t keeps feet in perfect con-
dition. Read what this policeman has
to say: 'I was surprised and delight
ed with 2 for tender feet. I hard
ly know how to thank you enough for
1t. It's superior to powders or plasters.
can keep my feet in perfect condi-
ton. Believe In my earnest gratitude
for T z. I am policeman and keep
on my feet all day. '-Emzy Harrell,
Austin, Texas.
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T / z is not powder. Powders and
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t ] q draws out all poisonous exuda-
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feet, and is the only remedy that does.
t / z cleans out every pore and glorI-
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You II never limp again or draw up
your face in pain and you III forget
about your corns, bunions and cal
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tt Il is for sale at all druggists at 25c
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06
CONVICTED CLERGYMAN
EXPELLED FROM CHURCH

PLATTSBIRG. Mo-, sept. 5.-rhc
Rev. Clyd" Cow, formerly pastor Of q
Lincoln county Methodist Episcopal
church. South. WAS today dismissed from
the church on charges made against him
by Mss Elizabeth Gleason. school
teacher. who died two years ago as the
result oi an opera tion.
Cow is DOW under sentence OF four
years in the poptcntiary on the charges
made by Miss Gleason
The minister's case has been under
consideration OF The church for nearly
three years He was found guilty at Il
former trial. and ordered expelled. He
appealed to the general council. and was
given II second trial which closed today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06

that livestock production has not kept
pace with the demand upon It.
1.-THE receipts OF all kinds Of livestock
at the Chicago stoclzyards for the year
1909 were 1.5iI.997 less than in 1908, al
though the total valuation increased over
81, 5000 The receipts of hogs at thir-
teen principal markets in the United
States were j.5S6.3l2 less in 1909 than in
1908 The total number OF cattle in the
country has declined 100000 in the last
three years and of hogs 1000, 900.
Necessarily prices have gone up, The
breakfast table OF the rich and the din
ner pail of the poor are both affected.
AS one would expect from these figures
native beef cattle and western range cat
tie sold for the highest prices record
in the Chicago market in 1909. Hogs
brought the highest figure received for
;wenty-seven years, Increase Of popu-
lation changes in agriculture. drift of
cityward all have helped to
restrict production and TO add TO price.
''These are few OF the facts bearing
on the direct relation Of the live stock in
terest TO population, prices and the gen
cral welfare. AS our population increases
by anywhere from ] 800, 600 TO $500. 900
per annum and practically every per-
son is meat eater. il follows that
when the number OF the principal food
animals either remains stationary or be
gins to decline. the cost OF living rises
and the pinch begins. Not even the ex-
prices paid for live stock have
thus far been able TO raise production
TO the level OF demand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06
SALT TRIBUNE MORNING. SEPTEMBER
Vouched for by
Keith-O'BrienCo.

Some facts are so thorough
ly established that they need
only to be restated; no need for
\ argument. NJ. j. Whittall
J makes the finest rugs pro-
duced. Finest last year and
before; finest today and will be
4 next year.
y We have them in complete
assortment in the four best
, groups made: Anglo-Persian,
4 Anglo-Indian, Anglo-Turkish,
Royal Worcester. Beauty and
durability are the features.
} We handle them largely and
J proud of it, toe. Come and see
them.
b Fashion Promulgates Her De-
j cress In Carpets as We'll as
Hats.
h This season the plain, rich
X colorings are. to the fore
browns, tans, green's. These
are ready for your inspection
b as well as the newest effects IN
D figured carpets.
Nearly 100 Patterns to Choose
b from In Printed Scrims for
b Curtains.
These goods need no adver-
= tisement. We have always led
h in the stock and styles shown
- as well as in lowness of price,
and we promise you surprise
b if you will take the trouble TO
b look. You will see styles not
shown elsewhere and prices be-
yond competition,
b Must Salt Lake People AL
WAYS Go Away From
= the City to Secure Novelties
5 or Good Taste In Interior
y Decorations? We Say NO
and Can Prove Our Claim.
h The very newest colorlngs Ct
" all staple stuffs, the choice Of
fabrics suitable to the decora-
n tions for this particular eli
H mate are HERE NOW, WAIT
Y ING FOR YOU. Prompt, salts
factory, skillful workmanship is
a part of the system here. Try
n IT.
y The ASSORTMENT IS NOW
DOUBLED in all Lace Cur
h tains. and TRIPLED in the
line Of Nets by the yard.
No taste or pocketbook but
can find SOMETHING
D Public opinion is infallible.
D We could not lead the race in
these goods UNLESS OUR
PRICES WERE ABSOLUTE
y LY RIGHT. Look for yourself.
You will be convinced that
they are right.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06
NC-SWET REMEDY CO.
CHICAGO. ILL.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank Of Tie Republic

a thoroughly modern eSylngs depart
;Dent conducted in connection with THIS
bank Safe deposit boxes for rent " -
Depository.
Frank Knox, PRECEDENT: James A. Mue-
rzy Vice president: w, E. Earls, cashleft
e A. CuIberts assistant cashler.
Capital paid In. $500. .0eS. lnteysD psAS
OH Time deposlta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06

Louis from entering into u closed shop
agreement.
The court said sufficient notice had not
been given to the defendants. Attorneys
for Mr. Post and the stove company wcro
in court but there was nu extended ar
gumcnt OH the case. Tho American
Federation Of Labor and It's officers,
made defendant in the suit, We're not
represented by counsel.
Judge Mcpherson will Tile his opilion
tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06
Safe Medicine for Children.

Foley's Honey and Tar is safe
and effective medicine for children, as
it does not contain opiates or harmful
drugs, Get only the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package
Schramm. ohnson Drugs, five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06
POSTS SUIT AGAINST
LABOR UNIONS FAILS

RED OAK la, Sept, 5,-.ludGc Smith
Mcpherson of the United States district
court today denied tho request Of G, w.
Post of Battle Crock. Mich for an in
junction 10 restrain the American Fed
Grafton of Labor aud It's officers and the
Buck Stove and Range company Of st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06
reservation of Nations Food
supply Primary Essential to
Growth and Success.
|APER PREPARED FOR
BIG FAIR IN PORTLAND
}ints Out That Live Stock In
ldustry Is One of the Most
Vital to Country.

PORTLAND. Or, Sept. 5.-The third
nual exhibition and speed meeting
the Portland Fair and Live Stock
iociation opened here today. The eX-
,ition of cattle, horses, sheep, swine
d goats is the finest ever shown on
! Pacific coast and is typical of the
nderful growth of the live stock In
etry in the Pacific northwest.
The opening exercises included a
Der prepared by James j. Hill ana
I'd by President Paul Maris OF the
.rtland FAIR and Live Stock assocla-
1n. 1t was as follows;
ia nation that means to preserve Its
Vpsperity and control It's own destiny
lst make sure that its food supply is
.equate and will continue to be So 10
Verse our movement toward Industrial
]pendence, food scarcity and permanent
]rh prices, which has already gone iar,
1.-THE item of the conservation pro.
amme more important to US than all
% others combined. This means con-
yrvation of the soil. 1t requires no eX-
nsive machinery, no subordination OF To-
a 10 federal interests. nothing but in
|stry. intelligence and willingness TO
How the teachings Of experience. 10
u who, like those gathered here, have
.terests inseparably connected with the
'cservation and increase of soil pro-
1ctlvity.
Importance Of Stockraising.
THE raising of livestock has a two
II relation To the food supply OF any
-Intry. Directly, il furnishes the meat
4. and indirectly. as the most valu-
le OF all aids to the cultivation Of the
and the growing OF crops. it helps TO
rnish the bread diet. The interests
|tIch you represent may, therefore. be
i'd 10 act doubly upon the agriculture
: the country and contribute twice to
rwelfarc.
Since people learn mostly by the
assure of some need, the sharp rise
price of all kinds OF meats has turned
tention TO the state OF the livestock
crest. Retail prices in some cases
uble what they were q few years ago
mulatc Inquiry. Investigation shows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-06

Your complexion AS we'll as your tenn
per is rendered miserable by a dis.
ordered liver. BY taking Chamberlain Is
Stomach and Liver Tablets YOU can
improve both. Sold by all dealers.