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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Judge Mitchell l.. ETianger OF the New
York supreme court rides every morning
in an automobile from his home on West
Seventeen street TO Forty second street
and walks the rest Of the way 10 the city
hall.
The Maharajah Of Bikanir dropped a
valuable diamond somewhere in London
and in Paris a wrsthful Begun has shipped
back 10 India a maynard son who took
in the sights OF the town too zealously. The
coronation crowds are gathering.
Senator John Sharp Williams is growing
deaf, and makes an ear trumpet Of his
hands during the debates. His voice. which
used 10 make the house cit up Is now so
low pitched that senators who want 20 hear
what he's saying have TO shout at him 10
speak louder.
While working in the kitchen OF Ryan
Brothers Of Plymouth. Pa. Charles Dig
found an egg bearing the name Of Miss
Bertha Garrett OF Huntsville, Madison
county, Arkansas This egg brought him
the acquaintance OF the young woman, her
love and now legacy Of 500 at her
death.
Prof Henry Carter Adams Of the Uni
ysrsity Of Michigan, who resigned as sta
tistician Of the Interstate Commerce com
railroad 10 study scientific economy in
railroad management as suggested by Louis
d. Brandeis. He will become the head OF
bureau OF efficiency" established by the
railroad in New York city.
The greatest woman astronomer in the
world, one whose discoveries Of new stars
sre held 20 have been more numerous than
those Of any other living scientist. Mrs
Wuliamina Patton Fleming OF the Harvard
observatory. died Monday In Boston. Her
death removes one Of the foremost women
scientists in the world and a prominent
figure among astronomical authorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
EFFICIENCY OF woRKMEN.
Abolition of Piecework system Puts
Task Up 60 Manager.

New York Evening Post
one phase Of the problem Of scientific
management which IL commonly overlooked
is its relation to the piecework system
Under that arrangement the laborer was
his own scientific manager and worked
out his own system. Some Of the more
clever workmen have shown themselves to
be adopts at the problem Of reducing TO a
minimum the number Of motions in
a given operation. In many cases, no
doubt. they have been merely empiricists
he who happened 10 hit upon the most
economical method being able 10 turn out
the most work. But whether the method
were empirical or not, remarkable results
were achieved by some Of the more cap
able men. Even farm hands had. before
the advent OF the Irvine binder, reduced
to minimum the number Of motions in
volved in the binding Of sheaf The more
skHlful corn huskers have ACCOMPLISHED
a similar result in their work Dean Day-
export describes some remarkable results
OF the same kind in digging bitches and
laying tile. But the general failure OF
the piece-rate system in factories. either
through its complete abolition or through
the rules Of the labor unions which limit
a mans output and thus reduce his in
centive 70 efficiency, has thrown back
upon the management the problem of
analyEing the operations OF a workman
and reducing them TO a minimum, as well
as that Of studying the fatigue Of his
muscles and conserving his muscular en-
ergy. The laborer having chosen not TO
use his own intelligence for these pur-
poses. the manager is called upon, in the
interest Of progress, to supply that form Of
intelligence.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
PRESIDENT AND PREMIER.
Award of HonOrs for the Reciprocity
Pact.
Harper's Weekly.

t1arpers weekly.
The two men who bid fair TO get the most
glory out OF reciprocity are Laurier and
Taft, and II Is only just that this should be
So Secretary Knox and the Canadian COM
missioners should share in the credit. so
should Champ Clark and Oscar Underwood.
and 80 should Mr.. Mccall. who led the re-
publicans who supported It, But the main
responsibility for the policy rests on the
shoulders of the American president and
the Canadian premier. They will be blamed
II the policy is finally condemned. They
must have the chief praise IL IL is finally
approved. They not only took the Initia-
tive but they have both pressed the fight
with courage, firmness and good sense
Last week Mr.. Laurier again showed his
good sense by his admirable speech at the
dinner of the colonial premiers in London
In denying the danger Of annexation he
did not fall into the error Of protesting
any other than the most friendly and
neighborly sentiments toward this country
On the contrary, he eloquently rejoiced IN
the fact that the long boundary line, al
though he desires IL to continue. has not
on either side Of II a fortress, a soldier or
gun. President Taft has repeatedly
struck the same note. An English tory
paper tried hard to work itself into a rage
over an alleged improperly in his refer.
ence to the system Of colonial preferences.
but the effort fell exceedingly flat. In
both countries the leadership in this matter
has been statesmanlike and fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
may have postscripts to add later.

Our amiable democratic contem-
porary complains because the repub-
licans are not pulling OF big speaking
stunts in the campaign in progress to
I'LL the congressional vacancy in the
Ninth Iowa district We suggest that
the democrats put their biggest orator
over there and let Mr.. Bryan tell what
he thinks of the bunch OF democratic
trimmers who are opposing his free
wool program in the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

man act antiquated and adds, they
have only began 70 make It useful
The suspicion will intrude itself.
in spite Of all one may do, that the
wish is parent 70 the thought in ut
terances proclaiming the uselessness
Of the present antitrust Law. Perhaps
the laws efficacy may be promoted
~ our kings Of commerce will cooper
ate with the government to that end.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

81 Louis Republic.
Aviat0rs in the Paris-Rome flight laid
out an upper Appisn Way that may be
followed by as many generations as the
Appian Way which the road tax Of 700
years ago laid out on the surface Start
Ing lowest down the perpendicular cross
section shows subways then surface
tracks. then elevated lines and then aero
plane routes. There seems little chance
for the cross-secton to show anything
more unless sub-subways are built farther
down
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

One Of the three judges of the Ne
braska supreme court whose terms
expire this year has already filed an
acceptance in response to a petition
urging him to stand for denomination.
There is also a well-defned rumor
that the others would have no con-
scientious scruples against being
drafted for another term.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Perhaps II left to Messrs Vail,
Delano and Gary they might work out
some scheme by which the cor
porations could disclose their secrets
and get properly and legally regulated.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Omaha and Douglas county have
been getting the short end of it in the
apportionment OF state school funds
for many years, TO the cost OF our tax
payers OF many thousands OF dollars.
Something ought TO be done to see to
It that our taxpayers get more of
square deal,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Here We we're just getting ready to
take that little burst OF confidence
from John w. Gates seriously when
Judge Gary contrsdicts the whole
sweet story.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

A San Francisco gambler says he
will run open shop and take his
chances. Well that is what Boss
Ruef did, and no man may say he did
not have some golden chances.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

II those three democratic members
OF the city council combine should
vote for a republican to ill a council
manic vacancy. the roast they got for
making a republican president OF the
council will not be a circumstance.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

The raising OF the I'D in Lincoln
has been put on for two weeks, but
that will not make much difference
with anyone there who objects TO
going dry.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Help for Deserving Poor.
indianapolis News

II Mrs. Hartman decides that II Is i'm
practicable 20 establish a great university
in California, she might build a vast garage
in some large city for the free use Of the
deserving poor who own automobiles
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
MAY CIRCULATION.
48,473

state Of Nebrsska, County Of Douglas, IS.
Dwight Williams, circulation manager Of
ne bee Publishing Company, being duly
sworn. Gays that the average daily clrcula-
ton, less spoiled. unused and returned
copies for the month OF May, 1911, was
S'fa DWIGHT WILLIAMS,
Circulation Manager
Subscribed In my presence and sworn to
beiore me this LIST day OF June, 1911
loeaI) ROBERT HUNTER,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

The cashier of the University Of
Minnesota. who reported that he had
been held up on the campus and
robbed OF $4,000, has been placed
under arrest charged with embezzling
the money himself. The police in the
Twin cities must be real mean not to
believe the mans story.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Criminal PTOsscutions Made Easy.

The attorney general intimates that pros
ecutions against individuals under the
criminal sections OF the Sherman act may
be begun. As a criminal statute Il will be
easier TO enforce. now that the recent de-
eisions have disabused tie public mind Of
the notion. sedulously spread, that the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
4 DunHerous Habit.

HOUSTON Posi-.
Still we would strongly advise Governor
Wilson not 20 permit the Pullman car habit
to overmaster him. Chronic political itin-
eracy in a country as large as the United
states IL sure 90 cause people to suspect
that the biscuits al home are soEgy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Promoters Land in Prison.

New York wireless promoters are SEN
fenced 10 federal prisons. Perhaps their
punishment may be aileviated by the in
stsllstion Of some OF their fake instruments
by which they can talk with an unsympa-
thetic world.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

The weather man is duly advised.
II he values his reputation. to be care
full what brand he hands out TO the
Nebraska editors when they gather in
Omaha the coming week.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

II the democrats meant by threaten
ing to probe the weather bureau that
old Sol had been loafing on the Job,
they certainly have brought results
quicker than anticipated.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

To the actor-folk, "A poor theatri-
cal season." is one of small box office
receipts. II has no reference to the
quality Of the play.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Senator Hitchcock is democratic
His own newspaper says so, and that
ought 10 settle It without waiting for
the aid or consent OF any gentleman
from Fairview
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Subscribers leaving the city tenn
Dorarily shOuid have The Bee
mailed 20 them. Address will be
changed aS often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

A man must have an inordinate
love for adventure who would enlist
himself as a soldier of fortune in
Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Wonder II those umpires Of base
ball games could be persuaded TO
adopt the rule Of reason.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
The Prise of EnterPriss.

Reclamation Of swamp lands would add
81. 500 900, 600 20 land values in the United
States. In this instance We are justified
in draining our natural resources.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

The New York Sun has undertaken
TO sneer Woodrow Wilson off the
political map by clubbing him DR..
syntax. Mark a point there.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Still Just because a jury acquits
for fatal automobile accident is no
good reason why the automobile driv-
ers should not be more careful.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Colonel Roosevelt says many Of our
laws are outworn. That is better than
saying worn out
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

II person had ever tried 1t, he
would understand how it would make
a socialist Of a man to live in Lower
California.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

statute is a foolish and indiscrninately
destructive Law. which no one could obey
and continue 10 transact business
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

II this coronation does not turn the
kings head, we will be pleasantly dis
appointed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Trust Mr.. Bryan TO see to It that
his democratic friends do not pull the
wool over his eyes in that tariff dis
eussion.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Ak-sar-Ben is about ready TO start
the wheels Of his initiation machine
a-moving. The last is always the
best
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Next thing, Dick Ferris will be stag
ing that socialist republic of which he
is president In Lower California.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Still there is enough life left in
gasoline TO enable it to flare up in
price now and then.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

'Lorimer Wants to Testify" To
how he got elected to the senate or
how he made friends in boyhood days2
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Summer ought TO remember that
this is only limited bout, not fight
to a finish.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

We are Interested to know how
Uncle Adlai is going to line up In this
fratricidal war Of the roses.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Here, little trust, take a number.
You're next
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Mr.. Bryan owes it TO his own fame. as
well as to his fellow democrats, 10 proceed
wartly and 60 slow in the matter Of censor
ship. He should be very sure both of his
footing and his judgment before attempting
to stir the depths and muddy the stream.
His three defeats for the presidency not
only bring him in lifelong debt 70 his po-
litical associates, but they admonish him
not to be too sef-confident. 1t seems the
part Of wisdom for a man occupying his
exceptional position to rest awhile from
agitations, even from counsels. and to let
well-enough have a chance in the race
after perfection.
We are beginning to hear talk about the
doctrine Of free raw materials" 1t is as
the chatter Of children. There can no more
be doctrine" on such a subject that a
doctrine" touching the free coinage Of
silver at the ratio OF IS to l." Having gone
10 destruction upon the rocks raised up by
the latter, shall the shadows Of the other
be allowed to impede our onward course
70 perplex and undo US?
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

So Red" Lopez got his and it was
not an eight-year sentence, either.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

And Just think, summer is not here
yet, that is speaking by calendar.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
LINES TO A LAUGH.

sly Bs,Iss,y ,,,.S Sh n s. e v2adsr
your sake II won't be dads new bg.I
Observation-Disclosures American.
[ Patient-say! that isn't the tooth 7 want
Dentist-Never mind I'm coming 70 il
Boston Transcript
"After all. Ramage. lent patience me
most sssentlal thing in learning 20 PLAY
Ordinarily. but not IN your eass Rvs.
tribune.
Labeilor-Hsve you seen the walking
delegate's bride7
Carder-Hes.
Lsbsiior-is she pretty
Carder-No! Even he d have TO ahm,I
she's in the unfair lists-Puek.
You look relieved what have you been
I've just finished a six.stanza poem TO-,
magazine. It's called The snow II,s
White on Moonlit Roofs and ] must have
persplTed quarts in writing it.'-CleYelsud
Plain Dealer.
Miss Bright" said Mr. slonan. Il don
think Miks Chellus Is a very good friend
No. She told me II called on you "a
only be wasting my time"
All ! see You mean she doesn't con
slcer my time worth anything. Catholic
Standard and Times
They say that blondes have three times
the chances Of marrying that brlnettes
have"
Now that is what / call a parado1ical
wrong"
Why soT'
Because it isn't the fair thing Bait
more American.
Young man. / don see how I can %
otherwise than impose a fine The officer
SAYS you were drunk and boisterouE "
II wasn't unreasonably so your honor
! knew what ] was doing. II you fine me
Tor that ! u carry the case clear up TO the
supreme court Of the United States!'-
Chicago Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Free raw materials, like free silver, is
the merest incident Of legislation. In un-
dertaking TO force Mr.. Underwood, Mr.
Bryan is as one who demands that in
stead Of administering calomel in broken
doses. the doctor shall willy -nilly pour a
hundred grains down the patients throat
Mr.. Bryan may be right and Mr.. Under
wood may be wrong in diagnosing the case.
But the responsibility is with Mr. Under
wood, not with Mr.. Bryan.
The Couner-Journal will hardly be ac-
cused and cannot be suspected Of a dispo-
sition to lower its flag in the matter Of the
tariff 1t is the last survivor OF the old
guard OF revenue reform. Heartbroken It
saw its party fatally shipwrecked by most
incompetent navigation. literally wrecked
in port. 1t had abandoned hope. Yet il
has lived TO see the question come again.
Taking counsel OF the past-even OF some
OF It's own mistakes which Mr.. Bryan now
would copy-it will seek IN the coming
battle for the right TO achieve rather than
TO theonze and declsim.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

The democratic party has for the first
time IN sixteen years enjoyed a little spell
OF sunshine. We have a living chance to
win. But we are not yet masters OF the
situation. That we may become so we
must hold well together and keep a little
TO the wall. 1t were indeed fate-a des-
tiny-that. at the moment when republican
protectiontsts are splitting hairs among
themselves, democrats pretending only 70
be bent upon driving graft from this tar
iff and reducing It, as we are able 10 a
revenue basis. should engage in chatter
about the incidentals and make controversy
over the conveyance, set. as we all claim
TO be, in a common direction and purpose
So. come away, Mr.. Bryan. Avast there
and leave the boys a chance 20 start the
old carTy-all OF democracy in their own
way, not in your way. You have scarcely
had such good fortune as commends you
the best and only driver. The Courier
Journal is your friend, not your enemy.
Come off before your enemies have the
right TO say that with you It is rule or
ruin
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

City Belle-Styles change 30 wonder
what iE coming after the hobb'e skirt
Country EeiI-Wen miss hope f-r
your sake u won't be dad = new hui"
yonder.-- Baltimore American
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Come Off, Mr., Bryan
The Peerless Defeated Urged
20 SEEK the Back Benches
and Remain Seated Awhile.

Henry wsttersons Courier-Journal
Aye me, how many perils doth enfold,
ne righteous man TO make hun daily fall.
-Spenser
Paraphrazing the thought. and partly the
language OF the early English bard. TIL
later English saurist wrote:
aye me. what perils DO environ.
The man that NEEDLES with cold iron.
But neither spenser nor Butler served on
a ways and means committee and tackled
tariff bill. II they had they might con-
slider sin an immaterial schedule and gun
powder a classification hardly worthy OF
mention.
Even Theodore Roosevelt contriyed 20
weather the tariff and leave II to his sue
cessor. II was quite certain that when the
democrats took the initiative they would
require among themselves a compromising
spirit. asking and reasonably expecting Of
the public patient forbearance with this
in mind II seems to us that Mr.. Underwood
has thus far displayed good qualities OF
constructive craftsmanship and legislative
leading
The democrats have acquired in congress
merely the right 70 propose. They simply
have the floor" in the lower house First,
and above all else. they needs must show
the capacity to do and outlve and re-
flute the accusation Of excess" The coun-
try has swallowed enough Of dogma. What
the people want is deeds
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Parent-say, that isn't the tooth want
pulled
Dentist-Sever mind. I'm coming 20 IL -
Boston Transcript
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

To every intent and purpose the tariff is
q new question. Since 1926 there has been
no general discussion. After twenty years
Of successful agitation the voters. educated
70 thorough understanding Of every issue
in dispute, the manufacturers, warned and
prepared, the Wilson bill-a highly protec-
tive measure, classifying the hope Of the
people who had made the fight-was
adopted by the party as the best which,
under the existing leadership. II was ready
and willing to essay. Upon It We went to
smash. In 1896 the tariff was sent to the
rear and free silver was brought to the
front Again we went 20 smash. A genera
ton unknowing Of the old debates has ar
rived upon the scene.
That the fair weather and smooth sailing
which Mr.. Underwood and his colleagues
have had since the beginning of the extra
session would not hold out forever was TO
be expected, but it is both disconcerting
and regrettable that Mr. Bryan, Of all
other democrats, should cast himself into
the sea across the party bow and become
yet once again its stormy petrol.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

AFTER all Ramage. lent patience me
most estential thing IN learning 20 PLAY
F0lfT'
Ordinarily but not in your case Rus.
EieE you know how 70 swear. '-ChllazJ
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-09-08
How TO Glenn GILT Erames.

Where Is the home that has not got
Its quota OF gilt frames, be they tiny
and few or large and many? And the
problem OF keeping them bright-how
many know It? This is information
that oughtto be pasted in your scrap
book on one OF the pages "C'' for
cleaning
For cleaning gilt frames there is
nothing better than wad of fresh
bread sprinsled with few drops of
benzine aud ammonia (benzine away
from fire). and you will find that the
moisture In the bread is enough to
absorb the stronger qualities of the
ammonia aud what remains of 1t on
the surface is sufficient to supply the
frames with n pretty appearance OF
newness. Wash off the frame after
ward with water In which a little
borax has been added.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-09-08
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