Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-28
WAR ON EMPLOYMENT MEN
Irregular Agencies in Des Moines to
BE. Brought to Taw.
GREEKs Held FOR EXPEDITION
Farmet sssFht Under Auto Near De'
stci9e. saxka BY Doctor who
wks FtIIswins Close After
= seisss5 S.e, a. settled.
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DIES AfsJfrIfCS b.. June H.-(specisl Tel
egram N, irregular employment
agencieS .Eay begun to-day by the state
labor btfkauybS diing Information against
two GreeBs.-- Fam Cathebama, and John
Ninenan. rhsSnSfre accused of operating
an employment office without license but
in fact the move is directed against sys-
tenn of extortion prsctised upon the Greek
iaborers, which is declared TO be contrary
70 law. They are accused of victlmizing
laboreEs, In Abe, matter Of heavy fees for
occurring positions as railroad laborers. A
Zee OF S Is required for registering and
afterwards the,mensare mulcted for per-
centage of their wages regularly in the
guise OF clerical fees. Vinenan was ar
rested "a
500 -FaFmsr's.,Life saved.
A passing deetotA saved the Efe Of a
farmer Ben Deyine, when the latter was
victim otsp AUTO, accident on a country
road so1ths sof pes Moines. Devine's
machine was, overturned and fell directly
Upon him pinniHk him to the earth in
such u nkRnfier that he soon would have
died. A Doctor wax almost behind him
In an auto and succeeded in getting the
ear lifted Snf 81 Devine in time to save him
svithffittle ssn5lry,g;S ...r..
mo RehearinR for saloons.
1.-THE SALONS wiA(hs no chance to get
reheaririR on the recent supreme court
decisions Qtohiblting waters In cafes from
serving drinks tnftll September 10. The
supreTffs tpiitt Win att next week, but VIII
net2bear any. aRylicRttons, for rehearing
Of sthe case, Notice Of a petition for a
rehearing OF the, case has. been filed by
saloon and hotel interests with the clerk.
Des Moines satoon men have entered into
a combine TO decide for themselves, which
Ones shall have licenses and will take this
duty, Always from the city council. They
haVei filedhA applications for eighty-six
licenses, which is just the number that
can be granted! The city council was
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In deciding which ones
TO put out OF business.
Waite slavery Charge Made.
That Des EMOtnes is the center of a
community OF white savers" is the
startling charge made this morning by a
deputy United States marshal following
the arrest Of Adam simmons, Russian, on
charge of importing women to- the
United States from his native land for
unlawful purposes.- 1t is charged that
sinim6ns brought into this country a
KaloVisl from 'Tfisxic Gubernia, Russia.
1t Is also charged that she was brought
here for immoral purposes and that she Is
detained in DesA Moines by simmons
Building Trades Labor Troubles.
A strike of'2OO0 laBorers in the building
trades Of Des Moines is threatened. The
master plumbers notified the plumbers to-
day that they must decide at once whether
they will go back TO work or have their
places, supplied from the outside. They
are on a strike because Of trouble at the
Young Mems Christian association build.
Ing. II is stated that II the men do
not, go back their places will be filled
with. nonunion4 msn.i and es soon as this
is done all efe''worknen In the building
trades in Des Moines win strike. There
are about 2.ooQ Of them at work now.
Change AasCelIese Fragments.
State Auditor Bleakley today made a
ruling in regefd ,to9the time OF payment
OF the support funds for the state educa.
tional institutions, holding that the col
leges cannot secure the funds until the
olnse OF each quarter insihsds of at tbs
beginning OF each one. Heretofore and FOR
years the state AUDITOR has been paying
the support fahdss az efkto the treasurerl
OF the institutions at the beginning of eact
aparter. and this has made IA vast differ
ebee In the available funds at each insti
tuition. Now the state auditor holds thai
tails Is not contemplated in the law
Benefiseat ~, the Stains.
All central 1eNses was greatly benefited
by the rain which fells Sunday and SUNDAY
night and in some places by rain today
The record showed only finch rainfall
here. but it was OF great help to. the vege
tation and the indications aye that IN,
long drouth has been dispoAed Of Ii
southern Iowa they did not get any OF IN,
rain. The storm vas .aceompanied by hal
here but it did no special damage.
Conservation Congress.
Henry Wallace, president OF the Nationa
Conservation congress. has announced tina
the next assembly OF that body will b,
held IN Kansas City. september q 70 Is
President Taft Ahd Theodore Roosevelt
have been invited % speak. .s
On uuty VITA Guard.
Captain Robert e1IcClaS es Z III 8. A., ar.
rived in this eltg to-day ana reported 10,
duty TO General Logan OF the Iowa Ma.
tionAl Guard. He has been assigned fol
permanent duty with the Iowa Nationa
Guard and came eireet from the stat
school at Fort Leavenworth He viii b,
given work In the Iowa National Guard
especially In the coming encsmpments.
Two New, savfnEs Banks.
mere was filed with the secretary OF
state today the articles OF Interpretation
OF the Farmers sapin&s bank Of leighton