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Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Many members OF the legislature favor
The Bees call for an extra session to
remedy the management OF the school
fund. Speaker w. G. Sears OF Burt
county threw the weight Of his influence
on the side OF the call.
Former Senator w. V. Allen Of Madison
writes 10 The Bee to say that in predict
ing the future Of fusion he sees no reason
why the cooperation between the popu-
lists and democrats should be undone, but
as "a pop. he believed IN maintaining the
entity and Integrity OF that party and
It's principles, drawing the line Of de-
marcation bet veen popuiism and de-
mocraey.
Nellie A. Gilbert against Alex Alioth,
for threatening to do her great bodily
injury. and Alex Alioth against John Gil
bert for poisoning Alioth's hrindle bull
pup valued at 500. we're the titles OF two
cases tried before Justice Crawford, in
which the defendants won. Forty witt
nesses were on hand for each case.
The Omaha High school foot ball team
beat the Lincoln High IN hot game,
score. II 10 0.
Frank Cope. working for the omaha
Printing company had his arm badly
laesrated In a cylinder press.
MIR. and Mrs. 5. A. Miller left for
Biloxi Miss. TO spend the winter.
The Reo received a telegram from
Washington announcing that George
Helmrod had been named as successor e
the late Judge L. w. Osborn as consu
general 20 samoa
Among the indictments returned by th'
| federal grand jury was one against Prof
r. Il. Dutton. Pm, D." fake healer
protesting to have divine power. thousl
he accepted moneys for working hl'
miracles.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
PersOnni Bonds for Army.

The quartermaster general OF the army
Is anxious that something should be done
to relieve peculiar situation, amounting
10 positive hardship, concerning line Of
hcers who are obliged to furnish personal
bonds when they are detailed for duty in
the duartermaster's department Cap
tains of the line who are so detailed. for
instance, are by existing law required
Immediately upon assuming the duties of
their position to furnish a bond. in
volving them in a personal expense OF
from so to $3.50 per year The service
or an officer in the quartermaster's de-
partment by detail is obligatory on his
part and considered a military duty
placed upon him by order OF superior
military authority which he is required
TO obey as he would a detail or appoint
ment to any other military duty Under
these circumstances IL is not therefore
considered to be quite fair that a cap
tain OF the line should be subjected to a
personal expense for obeying an order
assigning him to purely military duty.
which, even IL he were personally so in
ciined, he could not avoid.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
Business Men in ConVress.

11aAAN8e aANAA AA ANAAAANAes
Writing upon the industrial-polit-
zeal situation, one OF the leading fig
ures In the industrial world suggests
that congress is made up too much
OF lawyers and not enough OF busi-
ness men, for the good OF business,
He thinks practical business men. ac-
customed to deal with purely bust
ness problems each day, would bo
better fitted to make laws for the
regulation and conduct OF business,
taking the view that that is the big
problem OF the day.
Many people will agree with this
view, at least insofar as 1t applies to
the multiplicity OF lawyers and the
scarcity OF business men In govern
mental positions But II this writer
ever undertook to get certain partio-
ular business men TO lay down their
private affairs long enough to run for
congress and lend the nation little
OF their valuable time and energy he
knows how difficult the task is. Talk
OF getting certain picked men in bust
ness, men Of proved integrity and
notable success. to give up their time
for public service and the first thing
you hear is. why, ! couldn't afford
to do that; the office pays onl,
$500 year" or Whatever II may
Possibly there are too many law
yer-made laws. and yet Il is TO IN,
lawyer the business man always goe
for advice as tC the laws enacted
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
FRANKIE. Carpenterin One Of His Valuable Letters
to The Bee Explains How to Avoid Typhoid

X. was inquired into and IL
was discovered that she had
had typhoid fever eighteen
years previously. She was
Dacteriologically examined
and II was shown that she
still had typhoid bacilli in
her. She was loaded with
them and was giving them
out all the time. When she
washed the pans or handled
the milk she unknowinRly
mixed some OF these death
dealing bacilli with the
product OF her cows, and in
due time they were taken
In the stomacns or the con-
sumeFs.
In short. fifty-four cases
OF typhoid were directly
traced to her I say that
nad the dGirymsn who
bought this railk pastour.
tEsd IL before dsliVerinR Il
TO their customers this
treatment would have de-
Ktroyed the baciIli and the
outbreak OF typhoid could
not have occurred.
FRANK @. CARPENTER
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
People Talked About

The blushing cheeks OF Mlss Cranberry
are taking on the hues OF MT turkey
oomb.
In the Chicago view the efficacy cannot
be tested adequately until II Is applied
to beef prices.
After twenty years OF patient inquiry
Hamun Garland, the novelist declares
he has found no proof of the existence
OF spirits. Most Of the investigating TOOK
place after S p. m, without a competent
guide. ID
Nat Goodwin has agreed 20 hang on
the Christmas tree for Edna Goodrich q
draft for $4,000 and receipt for q
board bill amounting 20 t2.sOo. Easy
money! Perhaps, but living with MAJ
for a xesr % worth coEe than wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
Army Concentration.

army concentration.
The secretary OF war is evidently in
favor OF the concentrated post idea and
the mobilization Of troops at large gar
risons. He is quoted as saying that much
IN dispatch from Leavenworth, Kan,
where he has been visiting the army post
with the chief Of staff Mr.. stimson
also announced that after his present
trip Of inspection, which includes Fort
Riley, he would be ready to announce
what posts should be abandoned and what
posts should be enlarged to accommodate
the centralizing movement" II is not
expected that the subject will receive
serious attention at the coming session
or congress. The expense involved In
the scheme will discourage congressional
action, and the fact that II will be pos-
sioie IN years to come to effect material
economy In post administration and troop
supply does not alter the situation In the
least. so far as the house of representa-
yves is concerned. When II comes 10
the abandonment of army posts. there
are other questions than economy. pres.
ent or future, to influence the issue. The
opposition existing in the neighborhood
OF large posts marked for abandonment
mas always had, and is destined 10 con.
tlnue to have, appreciable weight with
congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Perhaps II is not so much whether
we get a business man or a lawyer,
as that we get an honest, capable
man. Moreover, the trouble has not
all been with the laws enacted, but
much OF It in getting those laws
obeyed in the spirit. Business men
might help out materially at this end
Of the line.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

II there are lot of empty school
rooms in Omaha It would seem that
the thing to do would be to arrange,
n possible. 10 FIN them up before
building more school houses.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
Now win Oscar he GpOdt
New York Tribune

representative Oscar Underwood mus,
oe oeeply grateful to Mr.. Bryan. The
Peerless One rises to remark that Mr.
Underwood would make a candidate
preferable to Mr. Harmon. but that. a.
he would inevitably be defeated. his nom
ination would prove a misfortune 10 the
south.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

gas stuff that we've been usin' std OF lie;
/ list tried to trim the wick on one OF
EN-, and the consarned thing busted INTO
a thousand little white pieces'-Juoses
Library.
why don't you be a reformer; pio-
neer OF thoughtY'
II don't want to be a pioneer re-
piled Senator Sorghum. II want 20 pe
one OF the fellows who come along aIte.
the pioneers have cleared things UP ana
organize syndicates to put the proposltlon
on a paying basis. washington star
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

The period in which we live will
go down IN history as the era OF PIN
heads in high Places" writes cor
respondent to the New York sun,
signing himself Crouch" The
Sun should set him better example.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

While Mrs. Pankhurst has been
stirring mp the votes-for-women
camp IN Nebraska. those ungallant
men in London nave been side
tracking the suffrage special, which
WAS presumed 10 have the right-of-
way there. The best laid plans OF
men and mice often miscarry. TO say
nothing OF the plans OF women.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Send In your preferred names for
consideration for commissioner un-
der omaha's new plan OF city gov
ernment. The lists are open wide
enough so that any good and capa-
BILE citizen may qualify.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
The villain stim Pur.ue..

aNVWN.
As we approach nearer to Thanksgiving
there Is disauieting rumors that, instead
OF being cheaper this year, turkeys are
to be higher And yet, under the burden
Of our present pernioious prosperity. such
'umors are moro disquieting than sur
prisins.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

1t goes without saying that II the
foot ball promoters know their busi-
ness they will not neglect to send
complimentaries to the weather man.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

The court house contractors now
set up that the county commissioners
are delaying their work by not fur
nishing heat for their wopkmen, who
should have finished the job last
May. That's a good one.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
''Typhoia Prom Dairy MN.

4IR4kAu GAQAA 0AAEI 4A4Aks
And this brings Hle to one
OF these chronic bacillus
carriers who once spread a
blanket OF typhoid fever
over a large part of West
Washington. The epidemic
occurred IA the fall OF 1908,
and In less than three weeks
the District OF Colum bia
mad 1876 cases OF typhoid. or
these fifty-four were In
Georgetown, and upon in
vestigation IL was learned
that all had been drinking
milk supplied by two dairy
n.en from the edge OF the
city. The dairies were in
Vestigated and found to be
clean. 1t was learned, how
ever. that each had been
sending out milk bought
from a woman who had a
farm nearby. This woman
] shall call Mrs. y. The
milk was traced 70 the con-
sumers, and IL was found
that in nearly every case IL
had given them typhoid
fever. The history Of Mrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

And yet there were democrats before
Mr.. Bryan was born.-Charleston News
and Courier.
Yes, but not SO many have shown
up since.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Ex-senator Aldrich is cheered for
five minutes by bankers in New Or
leans. Think OF It, bankers actu-
ally cheering.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
The SQUAD is Eaoush.
noeton Transcrlpt.

TIUNIUI 7 NTUIINNT ITEf
Aviation Is bringing into use some new
and Impressive terminologies. Aerial
somnipathy" was what Rodgers says at
tackled him when he fell Ia his aero
plane We don't know what Il Is, but Il
sounds a great deal worse than sess'ek-
mesa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

After the Union Pacific gets com
fortably settled in its new headquar-
ters building its next problem will
be 70 provide more adequate passen-
ger station facilities in the form OF
a new depot or enlargement Of the
present station, which Is over
crowed. oye-worked and alGost out
crown
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
TryinE Hard to BE Good.

@ANAoAtaPNAiS NEWS.
The harvester trust is now trying 10
frame up some way to be good, but Is.
apparently, not making very rapid head
way, which is not surprising considering
the fact that It is thus entering an en-
trely new field OF effort.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Why doesn't the Houston Post
throw Senator Bailey's toga over
Congressman Henry's shoulders and
be done with it--Joe Bailey's, we
mean.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

The superintendent OF the Anti
Saloon League is going to be superin-
tendent of the Detention home for
juvenile delinquents. Presumably a
promotion.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

subserihers leaving the city
temporarily should have Ihe
nee mailed 60 them. Address
viii he changed "a often as
requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

II they must have another reyolu-
tion in Mexico, &c could be made
profitable enterprise by putting in
winter excursion rates for sight
seers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Ambassador Bryce surely could
not have been essaying humor when
he observed that compared with
forty years ago. New York City is
well governed" Boss Tweed sat
where Boss Murphy sits forty years
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
ArfuI TaIe. They reII.
Kansas city Times.

kansas NllN AAHleN
To hear the trust attorneys tell Il, shcr-
mans march through Georsia was sun
shine scattering expedition compared with
the sherman laws march through Wan
street
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Young Mr.. Dickens seems TO have
got on somebody's toes with that
stray remark about the beefy ankles
OF New York women.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

The Des Moines undertaken who
accuses his wife Of soaking him with
bottle admits that she first soaked
herself with the contents,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Our Congressman Lobeck has al
ready departed for Washington. We
should hear something drop at the
national capital soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
PASSING PLEAsANTR1Es.

Roderiek Dhu blew a blast on mis-
Instantly a thousand men ran seurry-
ing for safety.
''slr Waiter Scotts mistakel" grinned
Roderick, sardonicaily. HIS figures are
correct, hut he got the action wrong
Chicago Tribune.
That fellow has lot OF bright IDEAS"
Yes" replied Mr.. Growcher: but
they're most Of 'em too lazy TO be prac-
teal. For Instance he wants to intro
duce a flock OF goats TO do the street
cleaning for the entire town. Washing
ton star.
II am going to win your heart,
brother" said the missionary to the
cannibal king.
An right, doctor" replied the king
mans heart is through his stomach.
Would you prefer 20 be roasted or
broiled?'-Harper's Weekly.
Funniman-Here's a joke that I can't
think OF heading for. Can you suggest
one?
Editor (after reading iO-Yes; Back
from the Dead. Boston Transcript.
Teacher sternly)-Johnny, what is the
matter with your eye2 II you and Willie
White have been fighting again, | shall
give you a good whipping
Johnny with the victor's generosity
Yes'm. But you needn't mind about Bill.
He's had his.-Judge's Library
Aunt Mandy-What's the matter, Eben
Uncle Eben-I'm through with this
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
nomots prospeets OF Reiief.

The I.orimor committee has already
listened 20 5,5OO.Ooo of words Of evidences,
Ere this Is all read by all senators the
I.orimsr term win be nearing a close.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
WnI Hotel Keepers Help .
WASHINGTON Herald.

II. as some hotel managers say, tip IL
kind OF 4 bribe by which guest at
tempts 60 get more than his due, II would
seem to be 20 their interest TO put a stop
70 the bribery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23


Banks qualifying under the state
depository law will not need hero
after to give bonds to secure deposits
OF state money. The presumption
is that this rule would likewise ap-
ply to state banks that are deposit
tories OF county, city and school dis
trict funds, The question is not
acute here for the reason that we
have no state banks in Omaha or
South Omaha, and but few small
state banks in the county outside of
these two cities, but we. take It that
the point viii be qaiokly raised in
the interior counties, where a choice
is presented between national and
state bank repositories.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

The man who Is on good terms
with bis conscience is that far to-
ward happiness.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

That packers case has been de-
iayed enough to cure 1t thoroughly
by now.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Champ Clark on some subjects
resembles old Madam Blaze, who
never slumbered in her pew but
when she won't TO sleep
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Maryland. My Maryland" is no
longer one OF the official songs OF
the democratic party.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Mr.. Rockefeller evidently believes
in pious finance, with just dash OF
strenuoslty in II.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

With so many dark horses In the
race. democracy's chances next year
resemble big, black cloud.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Rather shady doings out in Shady
Bend, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Three Swifts are mentioned In
that Chicago packers suit. and yet
Il makes slow headway.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Emperor William has applied the
recall to his over-loQuacious son.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
.CTOBER CIRCllsAli
50,703

state Of Nebraska, County Of Douglas. IS.
Dwight Williams, circulation manaseI
Of the Bee Publishing company, bens
duly sworn, says that the average dhlly
circulation, less spoiled. unused ana re-
turned copies, for the month OF OCTOBER
DWIGHT WILLIAMS.
Circulation Manager.
Subscribed In any presence and sworn ~, 70
before me this lst dav of NovemDSr, l9I4'
tSesl1 ROBERT HUNTER
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

MIR. Rockefeller got the Mesaba
railroad for s1.OOO,oOO. Probably
let his office boy turn that deal.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
whi.tler for the Armr.

whistles for the Army.
The quartermaster general OF the army
ls acquiring samples OF whistles TO be
used In giving the signals for movements
Of troops in accordance with the new
drill regulations. Il has been found that
the present horn whistle does not give a
sufficiently shriil blast to be heard above
the noise Of the firing. 1t is believed that
a metal whistle, Of a newer design than
the present service type, will better an
swer the purpose. When the samples are
received they will be tested under prac-
tical conditions and the personal observa-
tions OF the chief OF staff at Fort Myer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23
Army Gossip

Matters of Interest On and
Bsck OF Firing line Clean
from Army and Navy Register.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Mr.. Carnegie says the United
States has the worst banking system
in the world, he must admit,
though. that its money is as good
as gold.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

OFFICES
Omaha-The Bee Building.
South Omaha-23iS n 81.
Council Rluffs-i5 Scott 81.
Lincoin--26 Little Building
Chicago-15fS Marquette BJlldlng'
Kansas City-RellRnce Building.
New York-54 West Thirty-third.
Washington-f25 Fourteenth ST. y. W.
CORRESPONDENCE
Communications relating 90 news ana
editorial matter should be addressed
Omaha Bee. Editorial Department
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-23

Aunt Mandy-Whats the matter, Eben?
Uncle Eben-Tm through with this
Mountain advocate., 1911-04-21
HERETOFORE

We have confined our solicitation
Tor funds, especially to members ot
our Church, for we believe that
liberality must begin at home If it
is the proper kind Now however,
we are ready Ia solicit from the
general public. All OF our friend,
are cordially invited to help us IN
any way they can, in the raising ct
money toward our new church We
are well started toward the halfway
mark and are having fight ior
progress, Any member Of the Chris
tian Church will gladly receive youi
donation and acknowledge the same
Mountain advocate., 1911-04-21
MIDDLE MANS
PROFIT SAVED.

buy direct from the quarry the
best Vermont marble; also handle
Canton, Georgia, marble, in rcadi-
ness for Inscriptions. and the prize"
for my labor H. preparing, will b"
all the "middle mans profit Their"
will he abolt it. My prices viii be-
very reasonable. New stock coming
So come in and inspect work and get
prices. ToNh noonNN.
shop in rear
Parker Mercantile Go.
Mountain advocate., 1911-04-21
PERSONAL rs LOCAL MENTI0NINGS

A swell line Of the newest articles
in ladies neck wear at the Gibson
Co.'S.
There are some overhunging limbs
and not n few frog ponds on the
sidewalks on Manchester Street
which are great impediments to
progress on that thoroughfnre, espe.
cially in rainy weather, ard over.
hanging limbs tests the durability
Of umbrellas. Those in authority
should see that the nuisances are, re
moved
H. l.. IIatlon is now putting in n
cold storage, in connection with his
butcher shop, which has taken u
good sum OF his finances. This being
so, he would he very glad to receive
payments from his customers on
their accounts. lie needs finances
ut this time to finish his cold storage
before the warm months set in,
hence this urgent appeal.
We are in shape to furnish YOU all
kinds nj tomb stones and monu-
ments direct from the factory there
by saving you the middlc.man's
profit. Quality and workmanship
equal to any in the country. When
in the market for these goods call
and sec us.
Kentucky Marble Company,
J. Frank llawn, Mgr
t14G. Barbourville, Nv.
The Cumberland Natural Gas Co.
through MIR. Peter Kennedy, has
purchased the building owned by
Col w. X. Hughes, on the West side
of Public Square, and at present &C.
cupied by X. F. Davis and NJ. 6.
Dizncy as barber shop, and will
move their Office fixtures and plumb
ing supplies into the newly purchas-
ed building in few days. Mlessrs.
Davis and Diznry are fitting mp the
|. X. Zones store room next door To
llcrndon & Tinslcy, where they will
continue to run their TonSorial Par
Tor
Mountain advocate., 1911-04-21
Census Report

Chief Director at the Census, +.
Danna purand, has given out the
report for all the cities, towns and
villages in Kentucky, which will he
found on the fourth page of this is,
sue of the ADVOCATE. The report
gives Rarbouryillc population of
| 1913 an increase ol G23 since 1900
Mountain advocate., 1911-04-21
HOTEL REOpENS.

The MiGdIesboro Hotel opened
Monday to the public. This noted
hostlery had been closed since last
December. The Middlcshoro has a
reputation Tor genuine hosI itality,
The new management, MIR and Mrs
Firestonc, OF Akron. o., will most
assuredly keep the reputation mp to
its high standard,
Mountain advocate., 1911-04-21
Frank Johnson pardOncd.

Governor Wilson, Monday morn.
ing, granted a pardon to Frank
Johnson, convicted in Bell coun. Y OF
ROBBERY and sentenced to the pcni
Territory for two wears The GOV.
ernor SAYS there is doubt about the
guilt OF Johnson lie has served
seven months.
Mountain advocate., 1911-04-21

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