Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-09
Nebraska
INDEPENDENTS HAVE PROBLEM
Fighting Ont ousr5on q COnsoisa-
nu1 81 lincoln
WOODS FATORs TEE NV PLAT
Hup.s - s-- AmtenhI- arrunrern-uts
Bst---n I've orEnuinntfuus IN
T~Irphun- FBrId tu Imme-
stnae Turure-

CFrs-Ba stAff Co-rsEpup6suta
lU1roI-N- Mara ETh1iHl- Pour ]
rTain uusHtinnE tu be discussed Dr. the Ne
h-uHEE fn5sEfndsut Tsls1.huns association I
usrF sdrEnrsa To- tbe president. C. =.
Gsrlvu 81 me opening 70 fhs wednesday
Effs-uuur ssEnun Eaeh o. the rrupuHi-
tiuuF relating 20 the e1u---l uf ths RAILWAY
commission IN matter q rates. mergers
ant lserr1uF we've discussed o. Some length
~ me afres-r The Hts-sneut lhE1 the
AsuouiEaun WIS planning 10 sell 10 the
larrHr interest. be Declared, had no fuundB-
non.
Abuua ~ Delegates had registered Tor the
crsururfiur vtich bsrHn wI1t o business
rnsstinr in the banquet hBl ~ the lEudHu
"wednesday forenoon. The afternoon SEES
siun was o-ruT1a5 with q series q 3D.
6rBsseE on 11uies beEr1nr on ths 1aleT.huns
EsrE1ns h the state
Would Arafd Bell
NJ Carlow urged thar rhev an EseV
sway from 1hs BaE e. stH-n. He Described
ne feeling EERiust The company wldch
seems 10 exist 10 Al places. bl1 said thB-
the BndeBuurE a. hur7 tht Eel people had
Ia many cases u1-lv served 70 help them
The Legislature hHs before if TWO fdus
UfIich ths president ssi5 should ressirs The
EuFpur1 q their organization These two
are those dealing with the rirht q CoD-
ps-lisE 20 merge and the question q J.fyEi-
cal connection l1ithHr to he bought or 10
huF other systems and the iuiereUulrn urLirB-
Lpu plan are r1a-lerF ufiuh Directly curi-
oEm the public AND these he said should
Hlso be put into the hundE u the railway
uummisHiun NJ. Carlow favored the ply
Eirh3 connection q at lines but did nct
approve the compulsory lBw. As lar as
ahs Rur3-msrEar law WIS concerned he did
nut ues hvW D fdB uould he PASSED which
cuuld EltnEBthsr preclude 1bs right q uns
oumpEuy a. seB g. another
Dsaies she Merger.
The report thH1 the independents are con-
HiosrinE thu merger win the Ben ronuHrr
80 represented ~ J. p Morgan and which
hHpe rsBrbed every nook and corner q our
uouutry, iE 80 far az ] know and 90 far
e. ] have been able 70 gather from ny
tAlks WIKI Others. 8ltnEHther without fuun-
cation The Independents should HlBnd to-
Es1hsr and fight OF TINS consolidation
There he money and manhood enough in
CIR ranks 10 make TINS move on the uHrr
q the Bsn company unavHiliuE
weeds fer consolidation
u closing the president SAID thai he had
Aaa-AA Ii. AaallAaLAlEl AfNA from Inc VERY
bsEauutnE and had been happy in rs vel
fore Nov, he hoped n would become q
lsEBl entity. One grand company a inde-
psundsuf EyEtsuE- he sHid 70 be uns q MS
ErsEi desires
President Prank Il Woods % the ma
flunHz EEspciBtinn, favored the uunsoIidB-
f1un Win 1hs Bell In q Ehurr talk before
the convention he lEi6 down hiE JaHn o.
hHFing one Telephone COMPANY an Nahraslzs
Win everything updhT the control Of The
TaliWRy uurrzEz9slsiur- M7hEd I'm railway
communication FA1uld take czre 81 be listed
ths sEiHrliEhing q rates. the Question q
marrying. the Eliuw1nE q competitive lines
70 build and ne physical connection q.
ErEtsms
IN fapur - the consolidation winch he
Haid the Lanudln company desires, ne re-
marked On the sssrtsre6 service The rates
being under ormrrul u the communication
womb uf nuurst AZ al times be suuitnilt
ana fair. The duhnE away with two Fys-
TENS wound allow every ciriEsn 10 have
m instrument IN ms house and tn dirsc-
curnuuricEfi0n with everybody else.
The building Of new companies N the
past he Bujd. was cue 10 the need Of COM
petition. BY putting independent lines il
TIE HELD 1hs Eraoes we're hrunghi duW1
10 fairness Nov fhBt the commission car
ftE rates this need q uhs people 10 Eun,
and ths riEht thing 40 DO woLld be- 10 Civ,
enc EEaTice NJ The pubhe
Tbt Questiun o. consolidation win IN,
Bal company. officers say, WIu probably
NOT meet win much open discussion. 7.
thf urEHntEEtiun desires 10 o1nHider th'
mEr1ar II wiz he in executive session
BuEiEcHs Men Ready
The business mems cumuirtee IL nov
slEuuinE - enter The CRY campaign an
9iEfi for a more upen policy IN regard Z
Eiosnsss wath thf following officers. Frssi
dsnt H X BuEksts vice presi6suts- Bon
err suyus. n. C-Phulips Haufg J. A1naI
2 P Harrison; secretary. ". L Dawson
finEnns COMMITTEES. Gsargs ". Holmes. LEI
Marshal. Hel'bsrz 4. Gooch.
The re9ersndum pstfriunE fur q Euhmis
Eoz q the liquor question are ctruulEriIl
r1Tndly. and many names are batnE ADDED
y is probable thEt the required - per cen
Win be otstalnsd in q shurt time
EK-Couury Attorney Prank n Tg-rwe
has 6a1nEnas5 lilEt -hs charges q uuprl
aszzia.z.zi uaEaa al made AGAINST hin m ron
nsutial H7tih tfas suhsr.1.Esr Divorce case
fuly iuresrlEurasd. gudEs Cornish has E5
puiuase a cuumiHEian 10 consider IN
chErEuE 70 uunsiEt q A. s Tihbsts A. u
Fssad. a. Han w NJ Morning and 4
q Wulfur.ha-Eer- me grand jury mad n
garlss unIrufsssiunal ounouet rs M T
M EHssr1inr thai be WIS open 10 n
accusation q rriisaEE'ruYriB funds b.
lauEiaE q has client
N@w -Phune BuudfnE "a West PaiB
WEST POugT, Web. March A.. sTsclG-
-wbus r.IH frrrne building on Park sire