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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05
Council Bluffs

therefore, will continue from $50 a. m.
10 $50 D. m.
There are one HUNDRED and ten appli-
cants for positions as enumerators and Of
this number about seventy are from
Council Bluffs. Nineteen enumerators are
to be appointed in this city. So far no
applicants from the town OF Avoca have
filed and the townships OF Boomer, James,
Lincoln and Silver Creek are as yet un-
represented. These vacancies, II Is thought,
VIII be filled without trouble.
The candidates outside Of Council Bluffs
are as follows:
Belknap Toynship-Emanuel A. Fehr,
Charles A. Sample, Leslie s. White, Phillip
Cunneen, Orville Davis.
Boomer Township-None.
Carson Township-Osmon Z. Weeks, John
Ralston.
Center Township-Joseph b. Matiack.
Garner Townshlp-Alb6rt K. Woodwork,
Raymond c. Smith.
Grove Township-Miss Kate Deaton, Miss
Ida d. Osler.
Hardin-Jo ohm r. Crawford.
Hazel Dell-Wllliam Nixon.
Kane Township and Lewis Township
Albert T. Rickerley, James F. Schultz,
Keg C~reek-Thomas d. Gayle.
Knox Excluding Avoca) and Pleasant
Township-William 10. Frum.
Layton Township and Walnut Town
Bluford Chambllss, Arthur c. Bunker.
Macedonia Township-Harry L. Summit,
Thomas 1. Clark.
Minden Township Qncluding Minden
Town)-Peter j. Thiel.
Nicola Township Qncluding Nicola TOWN.
Michael p. Tally, Robert 4. Williams.
Norwalk Township Uncluding Underwood
Town)-Earl c. Bundy.
Rockford To~wnship-Fred Ostertag.
Valley Uncluding Hancock Township
Pearle Z, Cutchall, Thompson II. Greever,
Marion Palmer.
Washington Township - Ellen Burns.
Ethel M. Setz.
Waveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Murchi-
son, Andrew fischer, Emma Godfrey.
Wright Township-Mrs. Bessie M. Rarey,
Miss Maude Gay.
York Minchan
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05

take heavy. dirty ice from the public
streets and alleys than by means Of pick
and shovel 1 would be glad to learn It.
Emergency work is never taken into
consideration in the allowance of money,
because under the present charter 1t can
not be-"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05

park. Work will begin on the South
Omaha line as soon as possible. This
line will cross the o street viaduct, run
through the stock yards and continue to
the Burlington tracks on West l. street.
Years ago the company had a track out
West Leavenworth to the State Fair
grounds when the state fair was held in
Omaha, but when the fair was moved to
Lincoln the line was abandoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05
Real Estnte Trausfern.

These transfers were reported to The
Bee February 3 by the Pottawattamie
County Abstract company OF Council
Bluffs:
Heirs of Margaretta and August Ka-
van to John II. Anderson, ellis feet
of lot 1 and ellis feet and n45 feet
of lot 2, block u, Minden, Ia,
". 1000
Jennie l.. Hanks and husband to Ira
r. 6titt, w15h feet Of lot Z, block
G, Carson, Ia, W. ...........,..... 1000
Cora Sides and husband to Frank
Pearce, $50 feet OF lot 8, Aud's SUBJ
division of outlot 2 Carson, Ia,
W, 4.,'.n". 80
rett, lot %, block 81, Towards addi-
ton to Council Bluffs, W. d.......,.. 600
Conrad Ehrlg and wife to Charles
Ehrlg, Ell of lot 8, block is, Grimes
addition to Council Bluffs, W. d.. 1900
Mary Il. Watson, widow, to Annie A.
Barnes, lot /, block %, Avoca, Ia,
W. 2,SOJ
j. w. Graves, unmarried, to Dell q.
Morgan, lot 2, Aud's subdivision of
swk swA, 29-15-43, W. d............... 1900
James Allen and wife to Emma Ref,
e1O acres OF SEX swh, 3~5-T7-44,
W.. 400
Joseph J. Flesher and wife to Elmer
e. Potter, nwk seh, Z-76-40, Q. c. d. /
Nine transfers, .S12, 1876
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05

PIERRE, s. D., Feb. 3.-(special.)-Tbe
Central Lumber company, found guilty on
charges OF violation Of the state anti-dis-
elimination act which verdict was sus-
tanned by the supreme court in both the
civil and criminal suits brought against
them have perfected an appeal to the
United States supreme court on grounds OF
unconstitutionality.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05
JUDGE YHoRNrLL ASSIGNS CASES
Jury Trials for Present Term Set by
Court.

court.
Judge A. b. Thornell yesterday made a
third assignment of jury cases for the
present term Of district court. Additional
cases will probably be set for trial, but so
far as made the assignment is as follows;
Saturday, February sc. g.. Clark, ct al,
against Wabash Railroad company, John
Olson against f. A. Bixby.
Monday, February 7-Charles Mccoy
against r. H. Pelky Construction company,
Meyer Kramer against A. Metzger & Com
pany.
Tuesday, February S-Probate in re es-
tate of Theodore Stortenbecker, Ernest Ey-
berg against George l.. Mclean, ct al, Fro
hardt Bros, ct al. against w. A. Duff.
Wednesday, February 9-Mrs. Brana
Schenkin against lunar Steamship com
panE, Commercial National bank against
A. T. Flickinger. j. NJ. Vich against Watts
and Foote, ct al, Hapgoods against c. f.
Chase, circuit Manufacturing company
against J, r. Hollenbeck.
Thursday, February lO-C. b. Gano
against Charles M. Sanford, Kate Hane-
gan against Maltby. ct al.
Monday, February HI. A. Weber
against Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway company.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05
CAPTAIN GREENE LEAVES PLACE
Commanding officer of Dodge Light
Guards Resigns.

Guards Resigns.
After heading the company for several
years Captain S. A. Greene of the Dodge
Light Guards, forming Company L, Fifty
fifth regiment, Iowa National Guard, has
resigned on account Of business duties.
An election to fill the resulting vacancies
will be held next Monday evening.
First Lieutenant Rollin Greson, in ac-
cordance with the custom OF the company
to advance the commissioned officers as
vacancies occur, will, 1t is expected, be
elected to succeed Captain Greene. Charles
Goodwill, now second lieutenant, will be-
come first lieutenant. Sergeants Henry
Brohardt and James Fishburn are can-
didates for the second lleutenancy.
The regular inspection Of the ompany
will be held March 16. Captain Harry
F.. Dalton of the sixteenth Infantry will
act as inspecting officer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. go. Night L-iros.

Glasses fitted, failins eyesight preserved.
scientific work. Ask about our invisible
bifocal lens. Leffert's new location, COS
Broadway,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05

When you want what you want wnen
You want 1t, say so through The Bee Want
Ad Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

TAs oounoii nluffs once Of ne
Omaha PES IL ~ 10 scott gtsset
both Phonea -.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05
LEAvENW0RTH LINE is NEXT
Street Car Company VIII Extend to
EImwOOd Park as soon as south
Omaha Work is Done,

TIL Omaha G. Council Bluffs Street Rail-
way company announces that as soon as its
extension In South Omaha is completed,
the Leavenworth street line will be built
out West -Leavenworth street to Elmwood
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
to the following:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-05
Lumber CompnnY Armenia.

DIV I suppose I will be kicked out"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
PLENTI or TIWE. NOR
when iskrd " lie Knows Hs~ tie u
Hr'n< Nominated DuW,

So J'ur- l. 7 Sept 3? N.vCr
Gavu.r pu' w. y co"d dav'- work bots 49,,
sltnrI-a aid sunset He i"nrrl uh rl~'hes
snd cap. took n sharp Sichl" and wada-i
int" o." l1ny rows II crrn 90 l's riytv
acre farm
ruit 20 c'Tn j. rerl work but tNo N1vnr
wet ~ u - 4 " were merely o pas' re
He hacked ~ clump- ~ three or four
-'Tlhs ~ pn1 hl ". sucked them NJ ard
hoUT" tom toR"'hr- With Strrrz Irvine
lie W rkei for az hour la tho morning
ard f"r several hours ~ tn" az rruppn.
When - knocked ~ ,frr dinrsr me ~
fhr re-, r'"r~ l.ks'
~" va reading N" rrwsparerS rn-v
Juige'-
-No- VS. the rrvIy. but ihrrk !
vii s'1-' a.
Z -Hpp So yru ku.w. ruiya. hat
OBJ" u1rer> -"p - cy"r~ da" t1r r.,upia
all .,"r 80 STAT" .'re u"mD1.'ir. yuu
~ G.vc-i..r
There. ,l"r'~ e tame l"fn-" tho
d" 'U,"r'r 81. v,- IN" -"nt"ut,.Ie r"rlr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
TiRr RrrJi FR0u BtRWON
t.o' rrn"r T"lis oh'mbuS VIA, ar wh-re
Hs ~'rihc Duties Lie

tpIt NETs. tI'o. sept = .Ma-Cr Ma
snail TO-DAY s"u' q l..it-- 10 Gav Harmon
r"Ju"-tirg rha' = .p"s'l s"ssion ol me
Orio ASSENT H. l- 90 Iasl 20 provida for
10 ga compulsory admiration aud TO pre-
cent corporation. from issuing wat-rei
stock ~, I"t"r r"ads
fr-SI-ntfIllv request that th~ General
Assembly ~ ONO 10 called INTO special
SESSION 10 ana : la~- relating 10 the public
s-rvi,r oorpprhtipIs
Prov IiIng for compulsory arbitra-
ton and projection ~ The public la the
went of strikes ird lo-ko'I'-
> Defining distinctly tho relation b.
tween .uch 'orporat ions aud their EN-
plovees and the obi cations ~ one To the
other
- Preventing oyercapitnlisAtion
II tho COlurnbV. Railway and LlRh'
Company hal had 40 obligation except
that relating to the trI. value IN money
Of ~" prup"rty u operated. had " not
he''n Obliged To paw dividends on wAtyrei
stock mo- doThi = reasonable Iucraas.. of
wage would have been made on demand
~ employee.
Huv Harmon mad" "a Spvry rrply a. the
Mayors request lie said
Certainly ~ view ~ m. expense -
which IN. stat. has already h.-,-n pat 10
MAINTAIN order ~ Columbus Won are Inc
last VII" should suggest putting u 20 the
further Vr"s "NIH-us. - a -pecial session
You a~surn~ ths' have only - call
III" Legislature. aud tell them what Z" do
A. both -'S-i"us III" Republican ma arty
which controls bath branches tork sI-.cial
pains to treat NV r'-cumm"u dations with
little 81 NO r'--ps.rt
Now with the presiding officer ~ each
hous- and MANY - IA" members cand-
dates at III" I"ndtnE "i"ciI"u you seem
10 think ihtE majority would come u me
aud eat Uui - guy hand aS II we're.
Under "a" circumstance ! certainly
would not -. justified ~ calling a Hp-.pial
s--.iOu even II ] were prepared Ia recon.
mend ~" vHrIuus measures Won nrntiOn
4 AIN huuuc ~ franknesS Ia say that
your --nd,nR such a letter ~ this time
and promptly giving u 20 the prps~ sig
COSTS desire 10 make ~ ny fertility In
recon mending new laws Tor the lack Of
efficiency in enforcing existing laws with
which YOU are charged Nv the public IN
general
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
VIM COAST ~ ~ AFRO.
Driver Takes Mountain Read ut PIT,
Miles an Hour

NILKESBARKE. sept. ~ William VI
Stockbridge ana his ten year old daugh 81
Betty had miraculous escap. froT
death IA q Wild dash down the Wilkes.
barre Mountain last night IN an auto.
mobile They had reached the top. when
the transmission gear broke and to get
back into this city 20 have the break re-
paired StoCkbridge started 20 coast the
machiu" down the Ashley Boulevard
S'oCknTIdge soon found that the hrak -
would not hold and the machine dashed on
from twenty To thirty to forty and finally
20 hftv miles an hour
Al this sp".d Stockhridge was unable
20 mnk" the turns and the strain On the
wheels vas - terrific that they cola psad
StockhrIdse and his daughter were
thrown ont and lid along the road. while
the machin" jumped over them, went
down a is,livitv and was dashed to
pieces. Father and daughter were brought
here lat" last night They are covered with
cuts and bruises but no bones are broken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
car ~, TTED iUBi iNfE.
Dr. B,rn. ~ Rriir, m Painfully Iturt.
hut Patient EsrapeS In Iur,.

AThird az -uus surface car. sou'hbOund.
ran INTO Belle, ne Hospital ambulance
early We. t"'riRy afternoon ~ Twenty
third street. seriously lnjurinG Dr g n
Bvrne. the inferno N charge - The Hnhu-
lance. and ~ prliC"mcn The hmbu-
lance Was returning from a call az 40 Fast
Twrntv-thlrd street. " here William Cam
rron. a cook. had been hu hV u falling
hrick The patient was ~ the ambulance
az ID" time II The collision bat was not Ia
Iur.d Dr Byrne had a rib broken and
spranled both WRISTS and his right ankle
Policeman EorRsl ~ the traffic sauad was
cut about th. face and Policeman schmidt
Of the Fast Twenty -scco nd street station
received n 80, ere shaking up The driver
v as unhirt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
TiFT GOING TO OHIO.
President viii rry 10 DO Something "a
Help the Buckeye Republicans.

BEVsRIY Mas sept ~ President
TAFT will visit OHIO before returning a.
Washington He will spend four DAYS
in Cincinnati al the home Of his hrother.
G. y Taft While Is'rsonhl business -
The immediate reason. the President " ~
see the Republican leaders and probably
do something with a view 10 improving
the situation of the party in his home stat.
The pre-Conventlnn fight left strong
factiona, feeling and this. added To thu.
spirit 81 Insurgency and the strength ~
Gov Harmon. presents n situation that
il giving the Presidents advisers cun.
Germ
The President will leave Beverly next
Sunday night Al New Haven ON Mon
day he will attend a meeting 81 the Yale
Corporation and will arrive In Cincinnati
on the 2O'h From there he will 90 20
" ashington ~ attend three days Cab
met meeting After the Cabins, NEE,
ing he will leave again for Beverly. stop
ping one ght in New York city to speak
before the National eagIe ~ Repub-
lican Clubs
II il doubtful now n the President will
make a trip To- Panama this fall He had
planned tentatively To leave for the
lsthmus on November :. returning To
Washington shortly before Congress re-
cnnveneS. senator Murray Crane ~
Massachusetts, and others 81 the Pres-
dent political advisers. are credited
With having urged him Ia give up the trap
and 10 remain al the helm in Washington
in the weeks immediately preceding
the opening Of Congress
senator Curtis Of Kansas was here to
day 20 sea Mr. Taft about few Federal
appointments
Capt Scott 81 the scott Wracking
Company - New London. wants tho iob
~ raising the Maine and called To explain
to Mr. Tar huw he would lift H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13

"lec'lng Democratic Governor, state
Sena'e andt wo I ongrn-smen. maVte more
Ne was keenly Interested bat h- raid he
Tor puhliCai ION
inmW roller rr"ndergaS, snm.w hat -lr
pri~nd The newspaper mon
Are vou a candidate Tor the Rspuhh
IAN nomination for GovernuTs- h. Wa
asked
4 avn not ~aid Mr. Prenderga~'
haily
is there any probability ~ vu,ir chang
ing your mind before the Sarat oga CON
ven'ion meeisS-
i hardly think So
II was remarked. however. that none IL
I he men known ro be In favor with The
I oionei mas come usIt ~ all a'siva caad,
date vet
No slate will be arranged 10y the pro-
gresslver. " was given ouI tonight hetur~
I he convention meet al Saratoga Ihera
will h. a good deal ~ preliminary dis
cIs=iun. in Shich Col Roosevelt will have
an important say Leaders will H. IN
vIted 20 Oyster Hay from all parts of he
ditions before the Tolonel. There IL no
doubt hat these leaders will he asked to
measure mp Comgr roller PrenderKas' and
senator Davenport
One thing seems Sure. collector Loeb
Mr. S,imson. and Seth Low have been
eliminated and Hoi chkisS and Williams
appear never 10 have h-en considered
-eTiousN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
lONkER> ans PROGRE>>IlE.
RepiIblIran aausu, Endorses senator
Wainwright Despite Regulars.

NuNKrPs, y ~clt. - - I'm "a" fIrs'
disr-ir; % th" t,gu,h ward. one ~ tho
Republican st~ulspold~ 81 this c,ty the
reg ila- organization cand dates Tor dele
gates 10 tnr Republican county and A.
s.nli.lv com cIt,ur. were beaten 'o-nighi
while NO delegates we're not INSTRUCT ID
nrr IN" SHOWN 90 h- "proEre-sivrs
and thc uycrw h-lmirg yot" - to Nv
which the r. guitars v'v.' l"at"u A. re- Kdrd~d
e.. po-t"r ou-
IT, 'fr viii H. contests N III" Third
Smith AMI TENN warts and althouR h
leader I.-ll" Sutherland seems likely TO
control ~, ln1.i d.., gates 10" county may
he clos"
The caucus tonight indo~sNd Senator
! VI Wainwright. To- denomination. at
though 10, wac slated g. - Tor h. vote IA
favor of tho cobb direct primary Dill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
MITRtILLEI sEIS. WONOPL ,NE.
FIIer HAD the Hest Of ~ Fren~h war
sapIe stop. for NONeIty.

~rfff.' fHFF lHfsaffF - wv NNN
PAEI-. Sept - Thswas the firSt day
Of the grand army manpuvr"~ N Picnrdy
A thick foE rendered diriRibl. balloons
,,sslesn and greatly hamper-d thu. work -
aeroplAn~s. Iier A~luaviva 81 the Blue
army. however mOnOplsned over the
Red arnIy's position.
shots wer' fired ~ him and be ret ir,-d
as a mitrnilIcu-" mounted ~ ala auto
mobile and abl' 30 iir' upward at AN angle
~ ~ degree stared ~ pursuit ~ hlm
IL va generally agreed that tho mitraiI-
Ia,lse autom obil.. would nav. ecn unable
To- ht the aerOpian" ~ real war
A amusing ncid-nt occurred when
the asroplane appeared III" Gep.rak.
other officers and trooper forgot the
military problems they we're engaged in.
and s,ood and watched ~. new mstru-
mont ~ var
Latham attemuted - make an as1 ent
lH Wa forced 10 d--,snd ~ hts rid,ier
refused 10 work IhT-- other ofiCers
werr engaged 10 scouting IN asToplanes.
One % them Lieut. B-llin ger. brought In
IN half an hour that would
have taken n cavalry reconn oissance half
4 day 20 collect.
This 10 the unofficial estimate Of the
French spec ial correspondents. who are
inclined 90 make tho most Of
Aerostatic Uucceas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
tRk iNSiS NJ uOCRiTH roo.
state Votes for an initiative and Refer
enalttn amendment

Linus KOCK. Arb. sept ~ ArkanSa,
voted to-day for STATE. district. legs
lst,v- and county ofiicrrs and lot amt
agains, constitutional amendment pro
vidiug Tor the initiative nnd referendum
The vote. throughout the Stat" was light
~ comparison 10 two wears ago. when
the vote wa- 80 tssi
GOV DunaEh"y SAID hate tonight that
from III" returns ~ hand hI. vot" Will tot
fall below Il1ysSb. which would gIv,. him -
INA Joriiy over Andrew I Roland H. Re-
Publican opponent II WUH'
The Governor says he IL slrn confident
that the amendment has been ratified
10y ~ l'Pst aitsD majority " Bryan
inasl~ n canvass NJ the state last week
for ne. amendment
Chairman Rrmnsi Df the Republican
State committee said tonight that th.
Democratic majority 81 two years ago
vas materially decTeasad to-day and be
- confident tho amendment won by at
least D.OD ma iority. The hapubhcans
indoT~ed the amendment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
pOLICE MIkE iNE ram.
Batter Down Door Of Alleged GamI,lIBE
IIsu.e ansi Takr Three PrI.onrr-

In-r.. ct"r Walsh aud cart. T.. mrr It
the West I,rty --"vruih street rolc-.
station ard men IN rlain clothes mad" IL
rad YESTERDAY afternoon uu ala alb srd
gambling h,u-. VA N"-' tiftirth street
U"ar seventh avaII"
Waiter Marh.v of I"putv "n.mi--,on.T
KIhy's 'fi,oc gu' ruf"rr'ntu"n dr"n Witch
NnRrtra'e H"ru0ShRn ~ the West Fifty
fourth street count i-s,r Il warrants and
Nv" Ipli,,' get into IN" Itlnc" ~ cb"ppIng
down 'hc dp'T-.
Al,U Efty men wCr.. ~ m" rn,m- az
thu. time. but Only 'hrrr. 1hCua- Ran.
Frank RYAN end J,-eph Jackson, we're
ARRESTED The pplicr t'uob several patrol
wagon load- e gambling parapbernaliA
20 the station housa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
Va 1OuPROuISE HiR>TN
says sherman Wm B~ Temporary Gbsir-
man wants 10 IndOrSe Taft

William Barnes, Jr wa A. Albany
last night preparing for the primaries
IN his county to-day His attention was
called over the Telephone 20 a report soy
ing thai Mr. Barnc- would visr col
Roosevelt today 10 sue for peace and
that an eni~sarv u Vice. Pre-tdent Sh~r-
man had an appointment With col Ron-s-
welt
Mr. Barna- sIlI
The report O., utterly erroneous
have started NJ fght. conSa luentiy
cannot size for peace The present r ght
Is on. d. principles and there can be no
cpmpromi-e and ~ far ~ ! am cpncerned
there viii bs NJ comp-um ="
III has teen r.port~d - n" tHlt Mr.
Gr,sapn and hl- friends are looking
around flr cpmproni,a Concerning
VICE President ShcrTnan's SELECTION to
ba Temporary chairman ~ the convention
Nv the State committee. the only proper
representative tribunal ~ such matters
I de~ire 10 say that Mr. sherman will be
temporary chairman - the convention
Mr. sherman j. confident - this. and 50
are the twenty rnaml..'r- ~ the committee
who voted Tor him.
A. | saw continued NJ Bt-naa. 4
have started no night. and neither have our
friends The Legislature IN aNt'I ordinary
session defeated the Cobb direct npmina
lions measure Col Roosevelt without
having read that hlll -en' a telegram to
Mr. Grr-rp,u declaring for u. Hence you
see that neither | nor any 81 the Repub-
leans who oppose the selection 81 Col
Roosevelt To- 10 temporary chairman ~
the convention started q fght Tn" stu
alton TO me- - very simple ". must
gather at Saratoga. adopt q Republican
platform including - strong indorza-
ment ~ President Taft and IN" Presi-
dents Administration and select Rspub-
licans for the ticket and then e. nome aud
work for il election
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-13
justice HOODI'S HCCESSOR.
President said tn Have NaGei In Mind
Hughes fsr dbirf Justice.

wAsHISGIoN. sept u: With President
Taft = Cabinet meeting only about ten days
on official Washington ~ full Of specula-
ton Is To who will be named TO succeed
Associate Justice illIam X Moody of
the supreme Court when Mr.. Moody re-
signs. The latest gossip. aud ~ 10 founded
on some know iedg" of the Presidents
mind. ~ that Charles NRgel. Secretary
81 Commerce and Labor iibeinE seriously
considered for this place.
Mr. Nagel Is regarded 10y the President
as a very able lawyer he comss frun
IN. Eighth judicial circuit and the Pres.
dent has desired To appoint man Il
possible from that circuit. Lloyd ".
Bowers. solicitor General. who died in
Boston Saturday. was slated for a Su-
preme Court vacancy. Ne was from the
Eighth circuit
II was reported here To ight also that
there Is no quest on that President TAFT
intends To- appoint Gov Hughes of New
York as Chief Justice 90 the United States.
To succeed the late Chief Justice Melville
". Fuller