Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-04
NAY RENEW CAR STRIKE
labor situAtion IN Iowa Capital Again
a. Critical Stage.
TAFT LIKED d HEvKEYE STATE
D-raans fer Hts ApPearun"e IN NSrth-
EN- sees1on VIII Keep Him sPeaA-
tar Almoss oonttns~usly-Busy
week fer Governor oarr~n


tag Alunsss oontius~usly-Busy
week fer Governor o~rr~lL
Iron STAR Currespon6snt)
Drs MONIES. Sept. B-tSpeCiAl )-Foi
iov-4nr the srotsrnent Of the week q the
fair n. people Of Dss Moinss are AEA1n
tu-uinr their attention 10 the street ca
rseuneson. There r. recognized Imminent
danger Of another outbreak Of trouble De-
tween IN. men and the company over
trivial matters. and the belief prevails maj
the rnanarsrnent 10 only awaiting fAVof-
ADJ. time 70 renew hoEiIites and eject
oonplets break with the union Claim y
made rhas one Of the members Of The e1-
.ru.t7e eo-nuittss which handled the EtTiEe
recently va caught violating ths rules OF
IN. COMPANY by smoking while on duty
and be wa discharged. he denies the &C
ourat,op and declares that Il is prsposter-
Gus n N1ew - the fact that he and others
knew p-rfeotly vel how critical is the
situation But the incident 10 regarded by
the public - only AZ indication that the
t-svNle~ hav. not been settled permanently
ana may not be even after the new con
tract or AErusneut goes into sffect in
month or two. In the neAu1irns the street
car company 10 engaged In making sK-
tsnsnve improvements In the rebuilding OF
the lines and sxtsnsions-
oorey VIII be Elected Secretary
II IL rerKr6ed as certain that Arthur B
Corey who has been acting secretary Of
the state Board Of Agriculture, VIII be
elsctad secretary by the board A. an early
date IN oumpIimsn. TO him for the Eo-
mirshIs manner In which he has managed
the state fair this yesr. i is recognized
by all who had anything to DO with the
far that Mr.. Corey is RbundHutly able to
take care Of the fair and TO cErTy on the
work He was not sleCtsd secretary last
winter becBuse Of Enlargement IN the
board as TO future policy and the CAL
dioEcY OF some others who aspire 70 The
plhes
The state board has desired that before
q secrsiRry was elected the board be en-
powered 20 pay q higher salary for Inc
place but thus far the legislature has not
indicated willingness TO DO 50. Il Sc be-
heved now that with the success Of the
presenf fair this increase can be secured
Sner . few year,.
Taft Popular in Iowa
ne journey Of President Tar through
I0~A late this month promises 70 be ar
S~snf Ct great significance IN the state.
p4nA3Otnl
poPuiaI personally in the state and secured
Sbe osleEat3on three years ago with the
nuD approvzl q both factions and without
any prVtsnse Of . controversy. Now the
AwRn6 for hie appea-1ncs especially in
eAa DcgChern part Of the state. where Ths
PSaprUeaty f-eG4y IL generally approved IS
WY Ezea4 He VIII be required 10 speak
uAmoat uur1snn0uHly II All the demands Of
ehs csmmUnst3es is complied with. II is
Gpee4sd thsa q result Of his journey
r4puua4 she state II the republicans viii
b@sus1s enthusiastic for his denomination,
Gnf one way win be paved for hsrnoni-
oB aatnn630n IN the Fta1e. II is known
Ihaa sfsorS are being made TO have the
pruaader1 talk IN q c0nciiistory way in
Iowa MnH not sntAgoniEe any Of the local
leAAseA
wOuIa Reduce Interest
n1srN n On foot among a few Of the
lCoa1 bmnlrerS 70 reduce the rate Of interest
On savings banks deposits from 10 3 per
cent according to reports circulated in
hrNartens ctrclesl Although officers 81 The
Dee Mctnes Clearing House association
declare that no such resolution has beer
antroduood at any OF the association meet
tnEE n IL understood that several members
Of the association are contemplating tht
introduction q q resolution 10 lower tn,
rate on deposits
o4rrOII's Busy Week.
Governor Carroll has a busy week ahead
Of nm Tuesday he addresses the crowds
Al the Eldon fair, Wednesday ne reviews
the F11ry-fuurfh regiment in camp a
C,ttuuwA. and on Thursday he addresses
the reunion Of the Croker Iowa hriEad'
At siFournsy. Later IN the month he win
II posSTble- 70 10 Chicago. where ne vii
address the Fourth international GooS
Roadg oorereEs
CunRrsusnsn s p. ProUty this DOrninI
told the Iowa Letter Carriers in conven
ton assembled al the Dies Moines Coliseum
that Al the next session Of congress h'
would introduce & bill for $4,000 600 'ap
preparation for the improvement Of the ma
tons highways. One hundred and lift!
Delegates are attending the convention
winch VIII continue through Saturday
President c. W. Romer. Lyons. and Gel
Botsford. ". h James, J. H Valley an
Howard J. Clark Of Des Moinss mad
EpseoheG
Cfvn Service CommiEEfoner Out.
D. H Caldwell member Of the CIV
Service commission under the Des Moine
plan Of city government, today resigDe
his position thsrsTum. HE resiEnRrio
coming AZ a result Of the charges file
against him this summer by Counclms.
- John MAcviosI q the department G
streets and public improvements tn
trouble started last MAY. when ACCUSE
tons were lodged against the oounclnz
by the Civn Service commission 10 the e
feet that he permitted men 70 work in HI
department who had not successful
passed the civil service examinations
Councilman MRevicsr denit> the charge
and Immediately fled cross charge
GEUtnS D. Il Caldwell one Of the men
bers Of the Cfvil Service commission. tn
charges were Immediately sent 10 the leg,
department for Al opinion thereon Anon
them Was one which declared thar Cals
well unfit for the office he mel
through the fact thar he accepted sdre,
tisements for his Iowa UuiuniEt fror, NH
lie service corporations. The uugtiur q
Caldwell WEs strongly opposed BY thr,
members Of the council End the counc
finally dismissed them.
Caldwell declared in a statement toda
that II Was for this reason thar ne >,