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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
St. Martins Mems Club Forms New
Constitution.
OBJECT TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP
y. VI. G. A. Gyrmnnsium Friday
NiEht-EnEles' Rnnar Pro-
fitnble Undertakinr.

ST. Martins Mems club was organised
Tuesday night 10y the adoption OF q consu-
tuition and the election Of the following Of
ficers: President. James G. Martin; vice
president. c. w. Senrs; secretary and treas
urer. /. C. Gibson.
Il was resolved that the purpose q the
club shall be 10 promote good fellowship
among the members and friends Of ST.
Martins parish that any male person over
is years Of nee shall be eligible 10 Join the
club upon the recommendation Of the mem
bsrship committee, that the annual meet
Ing shall be held on the third Tuesday IN
February Of each year In the Guild hail in
St. Martins rectcry, and that the regular
meetings shall be held on the evening OF
the third Tuesday Of each month al places
10 be designated by the officers.
For the purpose of entertainment the
president snail appoint a. each meeting
committee Of three TO arrange the program
for the succeeding one. For the meeting
March p the program will be prepared by
the officers Of the club.
The following were present and agreed
70 become members Of the organization
James G. Martin /. G.. Gibson. DR.. z. L.
Delaney, Or. A H Frioke. ". P. Adkins.
G.. W. Sears. H. C. CRrruthers. J. B. Wat
kins, A. Horn. +. f Ames. ". S. King, A.
l.. BrBnstad, A. C.. PRncoast. J. NJ. Abbott.
Walter Nitsche. c. S Campbell, Charles
McAdHm, Edward Munshaw and Rev. Al
fred G. White
". S. King. senior warden Of the parish.
presided as temporary chairman.
Basket Ball Tourney.
The Young Mems Christian association
gymnasium Friday night will be the scene
Of basket ball Tournament. Three games
are scheduled Tor that occasion.
In the first the juniors and seniors will
battle for the Championship OF the first
series Of the inter-class Of basket ball
games. The second game will be between
the second team Of the high school and the
second team Of the Omaha High school
These quintets have met before and the
South Omaha boys won by one point
The last game will have as contestants
the high school varsity team and the fast
Crescent team Of the Omaha Young Men $
Christian association. This will probably
he the tit-bit Of the evenings play and will
well repay a VISIT to the gymnasium to wit
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-07

demand for a motor car that any
man can buy and maintain.
We have 1900 dealers throughout
the countryselling various products,
but shall need more dealers to handle
this car. We require a representative
IN every county and a rare opportunity
is offered for men Of energy who wish
to enter a business with a great future.
Write or wire for our proposition to
dealers.
We shall continue 10 manufacture
the Standard Brush Runabout at
$4,000, the success Of which is at
tested by the thousands ia service.
For catalogue and booklets describ-
ing the car in detail, address the Sales
Manager, Liberty Brush Car, at the
New York headquarters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-07

As declaration Of independence
< for the horse, VIC announce appro-
priately at this Fourth Of July season
new model Liberty Bl1tsh car which will
occupy the same position in its class as
the famous Brush Runabout does among
the thousands who satisfactorily use it.
The $3.50 Liberty-Brush is the re-
suit OF long experience in manutactur-
ing car Of this type. It lnsures:
LIBERTY to 90 where you will,
when you will, without dependence on
the movements Of others whom you
cannot control.
LIBERTY to 20 anywhere easily
and comfortably without regard to steel
rails Or the ordinary limitations Of travel.
LIBERTY to 60 to your destination
directly and quickly without delays,
with a minimum expenditure of time on
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-07

The Liberty Brush, built onstanjard
lines and thoroughly capable car, is
made possible hyour tremendous manu-
featuring facilities and the fact that VIC
arc willing to manufacture for a small
profit on each car.
IL is car for statesmen, collectors,
solicitors, canvassers, and for anyone
who must get quickly from place 70
place. It is an ideal car for family use,
as boy or girl Of fourteen can drive
and care for It.
Most important O Ill, il is the prod
uct Of the Tnted States Motor Com
rany, which immediately assures its
position and its worth.
II is an epoch in The automobile IN
dustry, marking as il does response
by standard manufacturer to the
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-07
The Car that Frees the Horse

the way and to do more work in less
time and at less cost.
The new Liberty Brush car means
Tor you:
FREEDOM from crowded street
cars and the discomforts and delays Of
street car travel.
FREEDOM from the necessity Of
catching trains or waiting for conncc-
tlOnS.
FREEDOM from failure TO keep
appointments, loss Of time travelling
from one customer to another and the
loss If money that such failure means.
Everybody has wanted motor car
and has waited for the time when it
would be within his means. The
Liberty Brush fills the want.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-21

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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-09-15
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stipation.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
.BRANSFORD GOES TO
POST AS FAVOR|TE
Betting Boards Are Quickly
Wiped Clean of Park
Money; Odds Change.

Mayor John s. Bransford goes to the
post a faNorite I'm the political race tnat
is on today The betting odds made
sudden change yesterday as IL became
more and more certain that The Amcri-
can ticket would sweep the city. and as
a result all bets against tho American
ticket were taken and ut midnight laSl
night bet OF $4,000 that Branstord
would be elected was posted and therc
were no takers,
For several days the betting odds have
made Park the favorte. and this facl
has been jubiantly announced az ihdl :
eating certainty of the election or
Park and the so-cailed Citizens ticket
The money on the Citizens ticket WAS
said 10 have come from the owners ol
q mine in which contract labor Is used
almost exclusively. The fact that the
Citizens ticket is supported by an I'M
porter OF contract labor Is regarded In
Itself as "A significant feature OF the cam
palgn that Will not commend the So
called Citizens ticket TO American Ia
borers.
Within few minutes the betting boards
were wiped clean OF Park money, The
night Bransford supporters posted bet
OF $4,000 on the mayor This bet was
posted in each OF the places where bets
were taken and the announcement made
that the whole or any part wonld be
placed on Bransford at even money and
that II IL were taken. more would be
forthcoming 10 bet on Bransford
The Park bettors were so frightened AT
this display OF confidence In the result
was offered and no one covered any part
OF the $4,000 wager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
DIRECTLY CHARGES
CHURCH INFLUENCE
Editor-Mayor GlaSmann of
Ogden Pointedly Accuses
Prominent Mormons.
ONE APOSTLE IS NAMED
Campaign Closes in Junction
City With Feeling at
High Tension,
ONE APOSTLE IS NAMED
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. G.--ln u signed state
ment appearing in his afternoon news
paper today. addressed To the Mormon
people OF ogden. Mayor William Glas-
mann directly charges the Mormon
church with Migrant interference In pol
ltics and specifically names Apostle
David q. Mckay, Bishop II. &. Jacoos'
Bishop Robert McQuarrie and Elder John
McQuarTlc as men high In the dominant
church who have attempted TO influence
the suffrage of the Mormon voter since
the municipal campaign opened, IKE
gardlng the activity of Bishop II; - ia
cobs. who Is also probation officer ior
the juvenile court, Glasmanns quotes hiln
as SAYING that his opposition TO InomaS
Il. Browning, a close friend of the bishop
and q candidate for the four-year, com.
missionership. comes about as n result
of A meeting of the brethren, Undue
activity of Mormon women, officers Of
the relief societies is also charged.
From present indications the vote TO
be cast al tomorow's election VIII pe
the largest polled "a, any municipal eIec-
tion in the history OF the city Inc
campaign has been marked by the DIT
terest and most personal attacks py
the friends and supporters OF tne va
rious candidates on the two tickets HIS
tory sacred and profane. has been
searched and the Bible from Genesis 10
Revelations has been ransacked To prove
he seeks and the other has been pre-
destined by Providence To become po-
lltical leader.
One OF the most serious of all the
charges made is a statement OF Mayor
William Glasmanu that one of the d.
rectors OF the Merchants Light & Pow
cr company had approached him before
that company was granted franchise
10 light the city's streets, and offered
10 let the city's executive, VINO had not
then approved the franchise, come In"
with some shares OF stock at a liberal
proposition. Glasmann says he refused
TO be connected with the company until
after his term expired, He SAYS that
the director then told him that the stock
would be held for him until after his
term as mayor expired. when Glasmann
could accept II II he desired. Glasmann
is opposing the SCowCroft ticket because
he SAYS the candidates for MAYOR and
commissioners are either stockholders in
the light company or are connected in
some way with the company. which viii
be unloaded on the city If IL proves an
Improbable investment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
PllIIl|
SEEKING EIl|
Sheriff Chief BIuasr, \
Olibly Of Illegal R,S,1'
ton; Makes No Ar1,sj
DoDoEs A cHAllsl
Ignores Illegal Registr,s,J
Parks Supporters WI
Evidence Is Furni,Sa|
DODGES A CHAlIp|

Sheriff Joseph c. sbarD
ON which the supporters :,
candidates arc already ,r,' y
cus"s for the defeat Of nT
the polls today, said that 49,
illegal registrations in III, :.
he had the names and
connected Herewith unA
would be made bc;o,,, hc +
early hour this mornIns ,ItNA 4
bcr OF arrests ny th. ,b,G G ~
Of alleged Illegal rcglstrs,,oaa :.
the campaign was threa" "'|a y, W
had already been released -, ~
Two had promptly been als@ la@
by thelr statements aIleysI
American party workers. TtM
sons were stil In isil ,a.s m
their release today IL os,an, t ,t'
y letter purporting 10
Sheriil sharp appeared IN a,
punch organ yestaniay
dressed TO both the Hs.M.
and The Tribune, The ins.
that The Tribune would No, -
communication. No snch cN-.
was ever received by The T,a'1
me address appearing on ri, ~
ished in the Herald -ReplbIIe.s
another Of the misreprssen,,,I,.'
appear daily in that papsr an. Z
sheriff Sharp has been bar,
Sheriff Sharp promised h y,
ana prosecute all cases Of lh1
tratIon. bul apparently his rs-
reference only TO those -
which IL was thought III, H.
might he beneficiarles and n I
c)udc those cases from which MI
sition might benefit.
Colonel Matt a. Deughsrtr ~
OF the American organotor
/ forty-seventh district. ytssrsr'
nished the names OF three ro,-r
who registered In the iorty.sasl
trict No arrests were made by h
iff i'm this case and appSrenly =
he made.
The three persons who rtsiss
this district are university udr.
| residents Of O2dcn. They had e>
an Intention Of voting for he 4
Citizens ticket ii IL reported Nd
OF nonresident students Of The l|
versIy and OF the l.. D. s
are illegally registered In yarias|
districts Of the city. but with ,hss|
OF course, the shcrIfs will har
TO do.
The letter Colonel Daugherty =
to Sheriff Sharp with The nasal
non resident students follows;
Salt Lake City. NsF, Il
Hon Joseph Sharp. Sheriff Ssi:
County, Stale Of Utah.
Dear SiT-i band YOU fr
three names registered as Sis
Dee. Harold A. Johnson aad I
NJ. Erickson. residing al Il SO
university students and nOn-is.'
and not sixty DAYS within ls
traJion precinct sinCe IL =
Of the university term On. 4
tion TO-DAY IS worth two o.
and would beat any bluf IN
morrow Very respectively
MATT \. DAUGlIE,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07

a Socialist. Methodist. Mormon,
Gentle. Presbyterian or Catholic, VIII
vote for John : Bransford for mayor
OF n greater Salt Lake City.-Ms Hnr-
rcll. president OF the Building Trades
Council.
Favors Americans,
From past experience union mon
In the building line have discovered
the fact that the Citizens ticket IS
i'm no. way friendly to organized Ia
Dor and that IL Is the bounden uulN
OF every union man 10 support The
candidates that have favored organ
lied labor in the past. We have ms
covered By the records that the
American party candidates are more
favorable To- trades unions than any
others that have been In powell.
y. Dunsby, secretary of the Build
Ing Trades Council
Cannot Recommend Park.
The record Of Samuel {. Park on
everything that pertains 10 labor is
such that | cannot consistently rec
ommend TO any union man that he
vote for him. +. Munsey OF the
Structural IronworlSers' union.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
Interest in Kansas Election

KANSAS CITY Nov. 6.-With a clos
inc speech hv Governor W r. Stubbs In
favor of the candidacy OF Ulysses :.
Guycr. the Republican nominee. the con-
Test In The Second Kansas district for
the seat in congress made vacant by the
death Of the late \. {. Mitchell closed
tonight
National Interest has been injected into
The campaign By the presence OF William
j BRYAN and Speaker Clark both OF
whom spoke for the Democratic candi-
date. Joseph 4. Taegart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
NEAT LITTLE SCHEME
N|PPED IN THE BUD
Trick Of Two Aflidavit-Mak-
ers Fails of It's Intended
Result.
SOCIALISTS INDICATED
Men Singled Out for Villiflca-
ton Are Quickly Ex-
onerated.
INDICATED

Another neat little scheme that the
opposition to the American party han
carefully cooked up went a-glmmering
last night when the Socialist local met
and indicated a large number OF promi-
ncnt Socialists who had been accused ny
couple OF affidavit makers In nc eln-
ploy of the opposition The mceilnS was
held n - East Second South street
The announced purpose OF the meeting
nf tho local was 10 take steps 10 eXpel'
II found guilty. about dozen SocishstS
from tho party who were accused OF nav
ing accepted money from the American
rsrty FOR the purpose OF Influencing So
claiist voters for Mayor Rransford ana
the other American candidates A. ..
Lundin and William Macswa1n. NJ tGe
cans a few days ago made aihdavits
that several leading Socialists mad ac-
.ceptpd money from the Americans These
affdavits were published with cagcrneas
In tho Herald -RepublicsH. Included in
the Hist OF the weil-known Socialists ac-
ciIscd by MacSwain and Lundin We're +.
j. Mallet. national committeeman OF the
Socialist party; !. l.. Donnelly' president
of The RIo Grsnde federation. Samuel
simmons. national organizer. and others
whose Socialist principles could never for
moment be doubted.
Sworn Denials Made.
sworn denlals by these gentlemen
quickly set ~ rest the charges against
Swain and the Herald Republican. In
order thoroughly TO investigate the mat
ter The meeting of the Socialist local
was held las; night. At that meeting
Lundin and MacSwaln round themselves
In sorry plight, FOR none or the Social
lists preaenf would believe their false
charges against the men whom they ac-
cused. and moreover. ;he speakers who
addressed the meeting handled Lundin
and his co-conspirator without gloves.
Ia the end. committee OF FIVE was
appointed to make thorough investiga-
tion of the whole matter. and this COM
mlttee will make LIS report al a later
date.
Thus the cunning trick tina mad been
prepared by the oppos ton was uipped n
thc bud aud the prominent men In tie
Socialist ranks who were singled out FOR
abuse and vilihcatlon were vindicatcd.
Status Of Lawrence.
Another matter which the Socialists
have under consideration is the status
~ Henry w. Lawrence. The Socialist
constitution provides that n any Socialist
candidate for office accepts fusion or ar
Hliates with ans other political party or
organization he shall be expelled from
tho Socialist party. Therefore. Mr..
Lawrence. being one OF The candidates
on The Citizens ticket is subject 10 eX-
pulsion. and this question Will be further
considered by the Socialists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
TRACK SINKS AND ;
ALL TRAINS DETOU

SUISuN, Cal. Nov 6.-Ai q.
the Southern Pacific railroad W
via Tracy today instead q
through this place, as The Tess,
sinking Of the track twelve !
OF here. Three car lengths o.
had been sinking for seyst
marshv ground and today II y.
depth OF ten feet. E.as'pouH
trains were delayed several y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07

BOSTON. Mass, Nov. 6.-Govcrnor Eu-
gene \. Foss tonight predicted his re-
election tomorrow by $1,000 majority.
while his Republican opponent, Lieuten-
ant Governor Louis y. rockingham. de-
cIared he. on the other hand. would carry
every county but Suffolk. Massachusetts
voters Will elect other state officers ana
n new leglslatu tomorrow.
In Boston the voters also VIII decide
whether there shall he an election for
nayor two months hence which means
practically whether there shall be q
chance to. recall Mayor John T.. F>itZSer-
aid who was elected in January, 1910,
for four wears.