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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
ELECTION PLAN is BROADER
Hardware Dealers Have New Scheme
of Choosing Candidates.
TO DISCUSS NATIONAL PROBLEMS
Candidates 60 Convention Are IN for
DeIuEinE Senators and Congress-
men with Parcels Post
Protests.

six candidates for every office will be
the system Of nomination followed by the
Nebraska Hardware Dealers association
hereafter. as result of the executive
session yesterday. The convention devoted
its whole time to the revision Of its by
laws and constitution in respect to nomi-
nations Contrary to expectations nothing
was said about parcels post, centralized
jobbing establishment. nor was an attack
made on catalogue houses.
The general discussion outside OF the
meeting indicated that great national prob
lens such as the parcels post and the
two other foregoing subjects, will be
threshed out at the session this afternoon
Some OF the delegates in private CONVERSE
lions registered their approval Of the plan
to deluge senators and congressman with
literature and letters against the parcels
post idea.
bylaws Are Changed.
The bylaws. which formerly placed the
power of naming a staff Of officers in the
hands Of the nominating committee and
which invariably resulted in the straight
election Of those nominated, we're revised
In that respect. The new rule requires
the nominating committee to select man
from each congressional district for each
office so that their are six candidates
for each office to be voted upon by the
convention at large. 1t was argued that
through the old system the election was
not broad enough. Only a few accidental
candidates were permitted to get the
office and the election was a foregone
conclusion; whereas under the new system
number of candidates will be permitted
to run for each office and the most popu-
lar choice of the convention will be ex-
pressed in a definite fashion.
The meeting was closed with an en-
tertainment of steriopticon views on a
screen, showing the evolution of iron man
ufacture from the work of mining the
material, through the processes OF refining
to the mechanism of making nails and
iron. The American Steel & Wire Co. gave
the entertainment.
| The evening was passed by the dele
gates in attendance at the theaters and
at the Auditorium where the hardware
exposition is being held.
| It was announced that the most i'm
portant business of the convention, such
as that touching the big national prob
| lNms Of the association, will be taken
up in the session today. Questions sub
mitted by the various members to the
question box committee will be read and
| discussed
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
Nebraska News Notes.

NEBRASKA CITY-The annual old Fid
dlers' carnival Is to be held on the 29d in
this city.
sTELLA-w. F.. Mowery, who has
owned heslivery barn here the past six
Iess1Tos' has sold It to Amel Moritz, price
a1ALLAwAF-Mrs. Harry chesley died
this morning mt the home OF her father
this city.
BEATRICE Joshua Hardy Gavin. an old
resident OF West Beatrice, died yesterday
aged - years. He leaves a widow and five
children.
BEATRICE-Tha Northwestern Business
college basket ball team OF this city met
aeIsat az Fairmont last evening by the
MCooK-District court for Red Willow
county is now In session here with Judge
Orr on the bench. OF criminal and equity
cases there are forty-elght on the docket
YORk-ArranRements have been made nv
Methodists here for district laymen's con-
vention to meet in York March % and %
tend.
NEBRASKA CITY-O. A. Kimmel. pres
idtnt of the ,Otoe County National bank. IL
sick and has been taken to Excelsior
springs, NO, In hopes that the treatment
may benefit him.
FRANKLIN. NJ. Lancaster has sold
his farm Of 800 acres south OF town to q
J. Furry for sll 900. MIR. Lancaster expects
tire time TO his grocery store.
BEATRlCE-ln the district court yester-
day Emma sPirkey OF Filley institute sued
Tor divorce from her husband William
Pirkey, charging extreme cruelty. They
formerly operated a hotel at Finley
FRANkLlN-Attorney II. Whitmore has
been appointed by the mayor and CON
rirmed by the city council to fin the va
cancyf IN the clerks office caused by the
resignation OF jay ~ Dickey, who removed
10 Wilcox.
MCOOK-EArly this morning Mrs. Pat
rick Coyle, an aged woman OF this civ
died with pneumonia. Another member Of
the family, the son Thomas Is seriousIy
~ with the disease A daughter Miss
Sadie, died a week ago with the same dis
ease
BEATRICE-At a special meeting OF the
city council last evening the men In charge
OF the water test north of the city were
instructed TO continue the test. Rudolph
Woelke was appointed fire chief and the
appointment was unanimously confirmed
by the council.
CALIAAWAY-L. c. Hansen, conductor
on the motor car between this place and
kearney, who was called to New York
Guy four weeks ago as a witness In q law
suit In which the Union Pacific was sued
Tor NOoooO, has returned home and has
resumed his run.
kORk-A farm near York that recently
sold for 500 Per acre could have been
bought thirty years ago OF the railroad
company for 81 per acre. The Burlington
railroad at that time placed 5000 acres OF
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
TAFT'S ADDRESS is
TELEPH0NED TO BOSTON
Real Estate Exchange Passes ResOIu-
ton BndOrsinE ReOiprOefty
Policy.


BOSTON. Mass, Feb. G-Urging the pro-
posed reciprocity treaty agreement with
Canada, a message from President Taft
was read over the long-distance telephone
by his secretary, Charles d. Norton, 20
members OF the Massachusetts Real Estate
exchange AZ their annual banquet here last
night. Governors Foss OF Massachusetts.
Pothier OF Rhode Island. Bass OF New
Hampshire, and Mead OF Vermont made
addresses.
The message from the president, which
was received with applause. was:
II regret that cannot be present at your
dinner and meet the New England gov
ernors. I note that the subject for discus
sion Is New England welfare / believe
that the welfare OF New England is the
same as the welfare OF the nation. and that
both require the approval OF Canadian
reciprocity. Best wishes for the success Of
your banquet"
BY a rising vote the members OF the ex-
change endorsed the Weeks conservation
blu and Mr., Taft's reciprocity policy with
Canada. The sentiment was Incorporated
In a telesl am and forwarded TO the presi-
dent
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
EdEar CommercIaI CIub Eleet..

EDGAR, Feb. 8-CspeciaL)-The CONNER
eial club OF Edgar, after being reorgan-
ized last week. held its first regular meet
ing in ths opera house last night. with a
charter, membership of fifty-two. The club
starts out with good prospects and has al
ready taken up several important issues.
Officers are as follows: President, WIN
Brookiey; vice president, Charles Farce;
treasurer. ]. C. Gardner; secretary, w. E.
Montgomery; financial secretary. ]. G..
VALLEY; executive committee, Charles B.
Ayres, Ed T, King. w. ]. Boomer, Lee
Hin and A. ]. .Iepper.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
How to Use Corn Meal
For Dry Shampooing
CMrs. ROhrer in Style and Fashion.


Nearly every woman knows that there
is nothing better for cleaning furs than
corn meal. Simply sprinkle II over the
garment you wish TO clean. brush II out
thoroughly and the task Is accomplished.
Every tiny particle OF dirt and dust ad-
heres to the corn meal and comes away
with II. leaving the furs rich and glossy
"On the same principle corn meal cleans
the scalp and hair. Put half pound Of
corn meal in a fruit jar and mix with Il
four ounces Of amotone This will give
you a shampoo powder that not only re-
moves dirt, oil and dandruff rom the
head, but the amotone also refreshes the
scalp and hair roots for II Is an excellent
hair grower.
This mixture has a delicate perfume and
leaves the hair beautifully soft and fluffy.
OF course, the corn meal and amotone
should be thoroughly mixed."-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
THREE HOUSE LEADERS I'LL
Payne, DaIEen and Clark Are on the
Sick List.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-With the end OF
the session only three and a half weeks
away, a serious situation is threatened In
the house OF representatives by the illness
Of leaders OF both parties.
Representatives Payne OF New York and
Dalzell OF Pennsylvania from the repub-
ncan side and Champ Clark OF Missouri
from the democratic side all were reported
on the sick list today
The illness Of Messrs. Payne Dalzell and
Clark may mean a delay In the considera-
ton Of Canadian reciprocity in the house.
vote In the committee has been set for
Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09

exhausted every possible means 10 find
Pearson without success.
Cross examination by Attorney Connell
developed the facts that Moore is in the
employ OF the state, that ne had been hired
by Attorney Mullen and paid $500 for his
services so far
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
OPENING THE BOOKS AIT PONCA
Dixon County Supervisors Employ Ex-

Dixon County Supervisors Employ Ex-
perts 60 Check Officers Accounts.
PONCA, Neb,i Feb 8.-(Special. )-Thomas
Bowman and Il. L. Smith Of Council Bluffs,
Ia. have been employed by the Board OF
Supervisors OF Dixon county to look over
the books Of the Varlous county officers as
expert accountants. They began work yes
terday in the office OF the clerk of the dis
trict court p
This is the first time in the history OF
Dixon county. when such a move as the
present was made The county offices
have always been fairly divided between
the parties. At present the clerk and
superintendent and judge are republicans,
while. the treasurer and sheriff are demo-
II has been whispered that the present
investigation was a little spite work for
political timber. But this can hardly be
true a. the Board Of Supervisors is made
up of both republicans and democrats. The
people want to be certain that there is no
wrong7doing covered zip or IL there is that
II must be exposed to the light.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
Nebraska
CLEANING PLANT is WRECKED
Gasoline Explosion Nearly Costs
Several Lives in Lincoln.
SEVERAL NARROWLY ESCAPE
Woman Carried out over Roof OF
AatoininE Establishment - city
Mourns, over Death of
Bishop BOnacum.
ZION 3 statf corre.pondentl


LINCOLN, Feb, s-tSpecial)-A gasoline
explosion wrecked the cleaning establish
ment OF f. V. Mariner on North Eleventh
street. this morning. The daughter OF the
owner Miss Mary Mariner, was carried
out OF the burning building and over the
roofs Of nearby buildings to safety by
OTIS Murray. a colored employe. Miss
Mariner had tainted and her hair and
face were burned. Others injured we're
Perry Mariner, a son, who was badly
burned; W, r. Ashley, struck by falling
cases. aud Violet RucSett and Title Krum-
mack, slightly burned
The entire front OF the building was
blown out and wood scattered in every
direction. The damage will probably be
81 600 70 the cleaning establishment and
500 to the printing shop Of F. T. Graves,
next door. The partition wall between the
two places was blown out.
Mayor Orders Mourning for bishop.
Mayor Love has issued a proclamation
asking LineolD citizens to display signs of
mourning tomorrow for Bishop Bonacum,
whose funeral Is to be held at st. Their
esas cathedral Visiting bishops will be
Bishop Davis Of Davenport Bishop Hen
enessy Of Wichita Bishop Keane OF
Cheyenne. Bishop Scannell OF Omaha,
Bishop Jansen OF BeIleville, Ill; Bishop
Cunningham of Concordia, Bishop Garrigan
Of Sioux City and Bishop Metz Of Denver
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
Work for Five Thousand Men.

100 coke ovens were fired TO-DAY IN the
Klondyke and Connellsville coke regions
making a total OF 5000 put into operation
within ten days. Employment Is given to
5000 men.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09

Of malaria, liver arrangement and kidney
trouble is easily cured by Electric Bltters
the guaranteed remedy Soc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
The Sunday Bee

Is anxiously awaited by
those who are specially
interested in lands, the
sort that buy and sell
and encourage others to
do likewise.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
INTRODUCE DIRECT EVIDENCE
Witnesses Declare They Knew Beer
Was Sold in Red Light District.
COMPLAINT MADE TO THE POLICE
In Custer Case Mrs. H. A. MeCulloush
Testifies She Appealed to Chief
Donahue 10 Have Traffic
stopped.

Direct evidence TO prove the sale OF Deer
in the redlight district and in restaurants
about town was offered in the hearing OF
the custer proceedings against Chief Dona-
hue yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Mccullough, who formerly
lived at 1890 Capitol avenue, testified that
a disorderly house where beer was sold
was run at 1924 Capitol avenue, despite
complaints which she filed with the chief
Of police.
Mrs. Mccullough testified that she called
Chief Donahue over the phone and that he
referred her to Captain Mostyn- She said
she called on Captain Mostyn, but that
the sale of beer continued after her com
plant and that she on this account moved
from the neighborhood.
The session concluded on direct examina-
ton of Mrs. Mccullough, who will be re-
called for cross-examination this morning
b. p. Geddes. a newspaper man, testi-
fled that he had bought beer at the Chesa-
peake restaurant the Owl club and the
Dahlman Democratic club last fall after
s o'clock in the evening.
James p. English, county attorney, testi-
fled regarding written reports and com
plants which had been filed in his office
against disorderly houses, but said that
these complaints were generally handled
by the CITY prosecutor.
AdiOurns UntiI February 20.
Referee Evans announced at the conclu-
sion Of the hearing that an adjournment
would be ordered until February 30
Referee Evans stuck by his former rul-
ings in the admission OF books In the
Donahue custer proceedings Wednesday
morning. when he ruled that the books OF
w X. BOekhoff. who claims TO be an in
dependent beer dealer, could not be pro-
duced at the hearing, save for matters of
reference and then only TO substantiate
facts which had been testified TO by wit
nesses who had been on the stand
The ruling excludes the books for the
purpose for which the states attorney
wanted them introduced.
The state also attempted to prove that
Pearson was without the jurisdiction of the
court, but the evidence testified to by At
torney John Moore was held 20 be insult
ficient,
Deliveries of Beer.
Three witnesses. n. d. Carmean. a book
keeper for the Storz Brewing company; w
| ]. Boekhoff, and Charles Gernandt a
driver for Boekhoff. were placed on the
stand and testified that deliveries had been
made IN the redlight district last fall
4 GernRndt also identified certain entries
which have heretofore been in dispute.
Referee Evans Offered TO give the state
time 20 produce the witness Pearson.
John A. Moore, an attorney OF Omaha
disappesrancs. Moore testified that he had
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09
FORT


at the junction of the Fraser ana
Nechaco Rivers, will be the larg-
est city on the Grand Trunk Pa
cific Transcontinental Railway
west OF Winnipeg.
Fort George is the geographical
and strategic commercial center
of British Columbia-the natural
supply point for splendid mixed
farming. mineral, timber and coal
area of millions of acres made
accessible by 100 miles of naviG-
able waterways.
Splendid openings for business
and investment.
Let us send you free copy of
British Columbia Bulletin of In
formation" containing up-to-date
news of the great Inland Empire
OF Canada,
Write or call at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-09

/ want to meet the man
who has goods to sell.
/ am a seller of goods by
being a planner of plans.
Get into touch with me.
| am making money for
people you know.
Address, M-734, care Of
Omaha Bee.
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