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PARKER ; BRIDGET STOCK
FORMAL OPENING OF THE
GREATER CLOTHING STORE.
Added Space Utilized for Display Of
Extraordinary Line of
Goods.

With the formal opening of the Greater
Parker Bridget Store. 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. that
business house becomes one of the largest
and finest stores south of New York de-
voted exclusively to mems and boys ap-
parel. Ever since the Parker-Bridget
ems clothing. couple OF months ago.
preparations have been going forward
to utilize the space thus made available
in the showing of clothes for the mascu
line side of the community
The new store is now ready and be-
cause its opening comes propitiously near
the Easter season it has been possible to
make the exhibition of garments for men
what is claimed to be one Of the best the
Capital city has ever seen. The Ave
nue." section of the store, formerly used
for the sale and display of mems hats.
shoes and furnishings. has been trans
formed into a showroom for mems
clothes, with modern, Outstanding crys-
tai cabinets for placing .P.-B" suits to
the best advantage. The front and side
Of the same section is now in itself a
complete hatshop.
Furnishings Department.
The Ninth and-the-Avenue portion Of
the store is now given over entirely to a
mems furnishings department, while the
remainder of the first floor, near the up
per 9th street door, is devoted to a sell
ing and display place for the famous
'.Teck shoes. The stock and range of
styles in the shoe department alone has
been more than doubled. On the second
floor has been established the headquar-
tiers for mother and the boys" and it
has been equipped with a large line OF
the newest, snappiest outfits for the little
men.
Altogether the new store is distinct
addition to the mercantile center of the
city A fine display in all of the show
windows on both 9th street and the
Avenue give outward Indication of the
inward preparation of the establishment
for it's Easter and spring season.
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General Office practice. Very central. 1908
n. Y. Personal attention and prompt cure
where possible. Hours: 10 to L.. 3 to 7. Phone
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The Winslow mail., 1910-07-23
Spirit of the Territorial Press
And Others
New Mexico Fair.

Did you ever ride on the HUI
man Roulette Wheel? You will
have that privilege at the Thir-
tieth Annual New Mexico Fair
next October. This is one of the
unique features of the Parker
Carnival Company, the largest
carnival company in the world
which is coming to the fair. 1t
is an immense fifty foot wheel
on which you whirl around un-
til you are bounced off against
a padded bank. The man who
stays on the longest wins the
roulette game. This is only one
OF the many amusement devices
which will transform the carna-
val park at Albuquerque into a
Coney Island next October.
You can hardly afford to miss it.
A gigantic statehood float, the
most gorgeous thing ot the kind
ever attempted, will be the
feature par excellence of the
great Thlrtieth Annual Fair and
first State Fair at Albuquerque
IN October next. The exact
nature of this float in the annual
pageant is kept a secret, but
plans are well under way to
make it something that will be
historic. The coming of state
hood means that the first fair
held after the star is added to
the flag will be the most tre-
mendous exposition of the re-
sources of New Mexico ever held.
1t behooves every man, woman
and child in New Mexico to be
on hand and make the demon
stration one never to be for
gotten.
The New Mexico Kennel Club,
which is to have charge of the
first annual Kennel Show at the
3Oth Annual New Mexico Fair
and First State Fair, has been
fully organized, and is headed by
some of the most prominent men
of the Territory. This Kennel
exhibition is going to be on a
large scale, and with the poultry
exhibit, will be one Of the most
notable features of the live stock
exhibits. The people of the Ter
ritory are cooperating for both
exhibits and both will set a new
mark in this line for the South
west.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-23

DR.. r. Glaze, The Chicago
Neurologist of Douglas, Arizn
will be at the Hotel Navajo
July 18th for d few days with a
full line of glasses if you have
trouble with your eyes or ner-
vous or any chronic disorders
see him about it. Fves exam1n-
ed free. !
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-23
Summons.

In the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District, in and
for the County of Navajo Ter
ritory Of Arizona.
Mamie Agnes Horner, Plain.
tiff, VS.. Thomas E. Horner,
Defendant.
No. PSI
The Territory of Arizona sends
greeting to Thomas E. Horner
You are hereby summoned,
and required to appear in civil
action brought against you b.,
the above named plaintiff in the
District Court of h e Fourth
Judicial District. in and for Ma
vajo County, Territory of Ariz-
Ona, and answer the complaint
filed with this Court at Hol
brook, in said County, "a copy
of which complaint accompanies
this summons) within twenty
days, Exclusive of the day OF
service) after the service upon
you of this summons, if served
within the County. In all other
cases thirty days.
And YOU are hereby notified
that if you fail to appear and
answer the complaint as above
required, the plaintiff will take
Judgment by default against you
Given under my hand and the
seal of the said District Court at
HOlbrool<, Arizona, this 2nd day
Of July, A. D. 1910
(SEAL) w. B. Wood Clerk.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-23

There is persistent rumor that
the express company has reduc
I'd rates to Arizona TWENTY-FIVE
:ents, Express rates to Arizona
have been mainly based on al
the company could get with 10
per cent added for throwing it
off at the wrong station.-Flag
staff Sun.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-23
The NEW STATES
ADMISSION.

Hereafter, when the roll ot
states is called, there will be
two additional names. A few
narrow newspapers in the east
offer their chronic protest, be-
cause there is scarcity OF popu-
lation; they hold up the lists OF
the people that New York and
Pennsylvania and Illinois con-
tain, and mournfully tell us that
in the United States senate Arlz-
ona will have the same number
Of representatives as either OF
of those great states. That is
true, as it should be, as the wis
dom of the fathers planned it
should be, for if it were other.
wise those three states would
pretty nearly control the whole
republic, and we all can see. what
would quickly follow if that
were the case. There are other
considerations to be counted
with. Of course the country
west of the Rockies is sparsely
settled but when did the country
east of the rockies emerge from
being a third rate power, and
what caused the change? Was
it the corn and the cotton fields
or was it when the work of the
men of the far west supplied the
money which gave vitality to
the dull products of the east and
gave vitality to the credit of the
,ast and made of the whole re-
public, a commanding power
,mong the nations of the earth?
The eastern country had been
caising cotton and corn from the
ime OF the birth of the nation
lp to the discovery of gold in
California and it's credit stood
IN a par with Egypt. The trans
ormation has come since and
the change has been almost ex-
lctly i'll the same ratio that the
Increase of gold and silver from
he mines of the far west has
Deen.
But there is more than all that
o this business. Ours is sup
posed to be a government Of the
people by the people and tor the
people. If that is true by what
authority does the government
assume the right to say to The
thousands III any particular pol
itical idivislon of the republic,
when they demand statehood,
when they possess the wealth to
carry on state, when they have
given sufficient proof of their
'oyalty and ability to manage
state, by what authority does
congress, in effect, declare that
such people shall be denied
participation in the government
md in the right to aspire to win
the honors which the republic
holds out to it's children? AS to
Arizona and New Mexico, they
will bring no discredit to the
nation. 1t will not be long un-
til Arizona will be a greater agrl-
cultural state than either of quite
half of the original thirteen, a
greater mining state than
either Of rhe original thirteen,
excepting only Pennsylvania.
SO far the far west states have
lone the nations counseps.
Rather, had their advise been
caken, there would have been no
confusion now i'll the finances OF
he country and our export trade
With half the people of the earth
would not have been killed. The
brightest men of the east seem
incapable of ever outgrowing
heir provincialism; they turn
be leaves of the book of know
edge and gain much learning,
but seem incapable of ever gain
Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
Testing New Law
in South Dakota
Injunction Asked to Keep Name of
Candidate for School superin.
tendent Off Ballot.

PIERRE, 5. D.. Sept. H-CSpecial)-H
H. Potter is here from Webster today. and
secured from the supreme court an order
TO show cause, returnable September q. TO
prevent the auditor of Day county GER
tifying the name of ]. H. Hetley as can
didate for superintendent of schools of that
county.
The application is on the part of a voter
of Day county, who charges that Hetiey
has no certificate as required b. the Law
OF the state a qualification for holding
the office. and that to vote for him would
be to vote for q man who is disqualified
the place. II appears that Hetley held the
office for two terms and at the end of
that time was succeeded by another man
in the office. Hetley was popular as SUI
perintendent, and mis- successor did not
come up TO the desires OF the people AZ
the primary this year. Hetlev was again
a candidate and defeated his opponent by
a large majority, becoming the republican
primary nominee.
Since Hetiey was superintendent the leg
islature has passed law making the hold
ing of a certificate one of the qualifica-
lions, of a superintendent. and Il now APP
pears since the primary that Hetley has
not this qualification The case will bring
out a new feature, which is that as to
the. right of a voter to stop the election of
a primary nominee for the office for which
he has been selected by the people in the
election.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
GIVES Up HOPE

terVlew in Lincoln yesterday would be a
mandamus to compel the canvassing board
10 throw out one whole precinct of Omaha
on a technical objection.
Inc precinct In question is the Fifth
OF the First ward, where sixty-four votes
We're cast" said the mayor. ''Fifty-seven
OF these were for me and seven for Shall
lehoerger They were all signed by one of
the judges. who put the letters chr" after
ms signature, as II he had been selected as
chairman ef the election board for that
precinct, and the fact that they were all
signed In the same manner shows plainly
enough that there was no fraud about it,
ana the whole board took il for granted
that nothing was wrong.
ne objection is very evidently a mere
technicality. and if the courts should I'M
mold the governor he would not have won
the. nomination at the hands of the people.
II Is manifestly wrong to disfranchise a
lol OF voters Just because Judge of cleo
tion maze slight mistake in the red table
OF Keeping the records"
Ahomas j. Flynn, chairman of the Dahl
man campaign committee and other Omaha
democrats are very indignant over the
continuation OF the governors fight. They
'oiu US that they would uncover
III the first three
wards of Omaha" says Mr.. Flynn. "and
their failure to uncover anything at all
was soon evident Then they said 1t would
come In the Tenth ward and that, too.
went back on them. Now they are still
hanging on the hope of South Omaha.
Ihere is one thing that everybody
seems to forget. That is that hundreds Of
'otes have been thrown out as illegitimate
"hich although Illegally marked were cast
n good faith. OF course they should not
70 counted, but it is noticeable that most |
II them were cast for Dahlman. There
must have been 700 thrown out because |
'oters marked Dahlmans name and then
topped over into the republican column
md so spoiled their ballots. This is not a
Ielp to Dahlman toward getting the nom
nation, but ii shows who was wanted nv
he people and It shows that If Shallen-
erger should get the nomination he would
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
COLORADO DEMOCRATS MEETING

Making of Ticket Depends Upon Nom
snatiOn for Governor.
DENVER, Colo. Sept. 14.-LDemocrats 10
Colorado find themselves in a state of I'M
certainty at the converting of the state con-
Vention today for the purpose of selecting
d tuil state ticket. Until the situation is
renewed by the choice OF a candidate for
NE governorship, delegates cannot form
any alignments on other, offices for the
reason that they do not know which way 10
jump @ s. ,ee =
governor John H. shaffroth seeks re-
nomination and is opposed By DR. p J.
Jefferson Of Routt county. as register of
the, state land board Neither candidate
mas enough delegates instructed for him to
clear the nomination but both are claiming
control Of the uninstructed delegates.
Governor Shaffroth besides serving Colo
RADIO as chief executive was representa-
i've In congress from this state. first as
republican then as a silver republican and
finally as democrat
Dr. jefferson, who opposed Governor
Shaffroth for the nomination for governor
TWO years ago, has served several terms
IN the state legislature
feature of the convention today will no
the absence Of the keynote speech from
tne temporary chairman, State Senator
william Adams majority leader In the SEN
ate' mas been selected as permanent chair
man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

TO business and TO labor is more thoroughly
appreciated
Il do not believe that hfs name will ever
be presented TO tine convention against the
recommendation OF the state committee for
Mr.. sherman. II II is II will as certainly
be voted down IN the cause of true repub-
licanism as that the convention viii CON
vene. Thougbtful men all over the state
are aroused to the regrettable fact that Mr..
Roosevelt ~ today the most, dangerous foe
to the world of business and labor in the
United States. They hope with earnest
solicitude that the republican party IN this
state villa not In its conveutIon permit him
to be the arbiter Of its policies and the
mentor Of its4thought% H
ROoseveIt is Pleased.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Sept H.-CoIonel
Theodore Roosevelt Expressed satisfaction
today over. the result in tue republican pri-
maries 'ingNew York county yesterday, and
al the same time said he was te..take a
hand In drafting the republican state plat
form 80 GptlE1Gil baJsHbt : = = 1rdf ~
Naturally / am gratifed at the result >"
he said. 1t was no less than / expected. :"
He said that James b. Reynolds was com
ing from New York later in the day TO 90
over with him the labor plank in the plat
form ''H
Colonel Roosevelt was asked about recent
reports that he might accept the state
chairmanship and that an effort might be
made to force the nomination for governor
ON him, He said there was no possibility
OF such thing, and added that he could
say nothing more than what he had said
on his return from Europe, three months
ago. and had repeated since that time in
dozens of letters that he could not under
any circumstances, accept either the state
chairmanship or the gubernational NOM
nation
Colonel Roosevelt would not say whether
ne would accept the temporary chairman
ship OF the republican state convention If It
should be Offered him. -,.sa
Colonel Roosevelt refused to make any
comment on the statement issued yesterday
By William Barnes jr,. of ALBANY. IN which
Mr. Barnes said Colonel, Roosevelt was a
dangerous man. The colonel is to go tomor
row to Riverhead N. Y. to speak at the
suffolk county fair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
VETS VITA en- DeIawsr,.

DOVER. Del. sept iS-The Delaware
democratic state convention developed into
an active wet and dry" fight late this
afternoon. The "wets" won. The battle
was over the nomination OF a candidate Tor
congress and ex-Attorney General Robert
c. White of Georgetown. wet" supporter.
defeated w. NJ. salisbury dry" OF Dover.
for the honor. on the second ballot
Willard r. Davis Of Wilmington, was nom
mated by reclamation for state treasurer
William H. Walker OF Dover brother-in-
law OF United States Senator Richardson
9ep) was chosen for state auditor.
Unlike the republican platform. no men
ton was made in the declaration Of prin-
ciples of the liquor issue
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
CONNECTICUT is FoR TAFT
"ep"DlicHn Convention Strongly En-
dOrses Official Acts.

"ep"DlicHn Convention Strongly En-
dOrses Official Acts.
HARTFORD, Conn, Sept H-At M
opening of the republican state convention
today the committee on resolutions nra-
sehted It's report in which President ia n
Is caued good and great president. The
report in part follows:
In William Howard Taft the America
people nave good and great president-
one OF the greatest the White House no.
known He brought to the chief mayt1
tracy wonderful training and euuipmo,,,
FOR its duties
lie has been faithful custodian NJ ,,o
constitution. lie has given the countr,
law-aoldins law-enforcing administers,
Inc appointing power has been TO hin, a
sacred trust Our exporters are indab+os
10 MN Tor the preservation OF tariff neao~
with the whole trading world. lie has -
pared the way for needed changes 4, o..
own schedules without the dIsturhoroa - -
arrangement to business Invariably attan1I
ing what Is known as general revision
lhahhs chletly to his tactful but resojnta
ihsistehce the vital part OF the reforms
TOT which his predecessor pleaded A.
speeches and messages Is now ststuts -
ana the republican congress has mada
record Tor constructive work OF ,bidir'.
value that will-be a landmark In our Io,,,.
latlNe history, Al once conser, ativa c.,
progressive, patient under mjsrenrasast.
ton and detraction, william Howard r..
mas set an example OF official fiJslity -
pure PATRIOTISM to all his successors in The
presidency" tue
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
-TOKEs WINS IN NEW JERSEY
indications that, FORMER Governor Is
EhdoFked TOR senator.

TRENTON. ~ j., Sept n~Returns Of
yesterdays primaries ia New York indicate
that. former Governor Edward c. Stokes
Won. over former Governor Franklin MIR
ply In the contest for the republican en-
dUrselnent Tor United states senator.
Friends of Woodrow Wilson president OF
Princeton univ ersity claim that he will
have 1900 OF the llOa delegates in tomor-
rows democratic state convention and that
he win. be the partys choice for governor.
Vivian M Lewis ran ahead in nearly
every district and will undoubtedly be the
republican candidate for governor The
CONVENTION meets next Tuesday
The supporters Of Frank s.. <atxenbaeh.
jr., in Mercer county dispute the claims Of
state Chairman Nugent and insist that
more than 500 OF the delegates in the con
Vention Will be against DR. Wilson, and
they expect that on the second ballot these
votes viii concentrate ON MI. katzenbach.
the latter was the unsuccessful candidate
Tor governor az the last state election.
Returns from Essex county renomlnated
ConsfessmMFR. Wayne Parker Congress
man Wiley. atnothei regular pepubhcan in
the other Essex district, was also renom-
mated.
The vote in Essex county was decidedly
la favor OF ithe regular organizations on
both the republican and democratic sides
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
CASPER WHITNEY BANKRUPT
author says He Owes Thirty-seVen
Thousand and Has SeveRty-Five
Dollars in hank.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Casper whitney.
the author filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy today in the United States
dlstrct court He gives his liabilities as
*Sdl5 and his principal unsecured creditor
as Robert Bacon, ambassador TO France
whose claim amounts to se9.OOO for money
loaned Whitney's assets consist of SIS In
a bank
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

ChADR)N, Neb., Sept. H-tSpecial)-
The democrats Of northern Nebraska are
Planning on holding a big democratic rally
during the Dawes county fair at Chadron
this week for the purpose Of working up
enthusiasm for James Dahlman formerly a
Chadron resident, democratic candidate for
governor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
INSURGENTS WIN IN wAsHINGroN
PToEreHsiVes Nominate POindcxtcr and
Gain One COnRrrssman.

Gain One COngressman.
SEATTLE, wash. Sept. H.-Returns fr6 IN
Tuesdays primaries in Skagit and Whatcom
counties indicate that Rcpr, sentative VIII
liam r. Humphrey. standpatter has been
renominated in the first district
Miles Poindexter, insurgent candidate for
senator won by plurality OF $1,000
The insurgents gain only one congrsss-
Manifestation Warburton-in the second a.
uict' The third district which nominated
william LaFollette, Kinsman Of the wis
eonsin senator was already insurgent.
The democrat vote was somewhat small
IL Is believed State Senator George Cotter-
al OF Seattle national head Of Good fem
plars, has received the democratic nomIna-
uon Tor senator. In the first district the
only democratic candidate Tor representa-
tive war w. w. Black Of Everett IN ~
second district NJ. Langhorne OF Tacoma
was nominated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

formerly dry has returned TO the wet
column.
Hampstead county has gone dry by
about 500 votes ana Fort smith went ..wet,
by only $50 majority Carroll county has
changed to the dry column and Poinsett
county has voted down license, according
70 incomplete returns. Craighead and Hot
springs counties are in doubt AS to the
state ticket the democratic candidates won
with increased majorlues over two yeark
ago. 'P
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15

not be running as the candidate OF the
partys choice"
Mayor Dahlrnen viii begin filllug lecture
dates Thursday out in the state and will
be gone the rest OF the week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-15
4NiriAriNE WINS IN ARKANSAS
10th Republicans and Democrats Make
InrORhs on Others Territory.

hnAa VIA
inrORds on Others Territory.
LITTLE ROGk, Ark, sept lS-Returns
tonight from all sections of Arkansas in
d,cated almost beyond doubt chat amend
inent No. 10 10 the constitution, providing
Tor the initiabFe sIld referendum. has been
adopted aud that there Us possibility that
amendemnt 10. n. eNempttns money in
vested In cotton manufacture. has also
been adopted.
The returns today showed that the re-
publicans captured one OF two county Of
fices IN heretofore strong democratic ter
ritory. On the other hand they also show
that the democratic party has made a re-
markabie showing In republican strong
holds In northwest Arkansas. where the
republicans have one or two offices.
ON the liquor Question the returns show
that Pulaski county has some wet by
several hundGed Fotes.e IL.
ouachita cohutS has tianged from the
wet TO the dry column 81 a close
margin. while Miller county which was