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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
MINERS WANT MORE SCHOOLS
Petition to Have Mining Lands
Taxed Near Full Value.
ACTION TAKEN AT DIES MONIES
Frank O'Connor of New Hampton,
lows, withdraws from Contest
for Goyernor-Miss Dol
liver to Marry.
fFron a Staff Correspondent

II rom q Gtdll COiIcSpollAtAh-f
DIES MONIES. April 1L-(special Tele-
gram.D-The mine workers Of district NO.
Is today went on record in favor OF an
amendment to the Iowa school laws
which will permit the holding of school
for nine months in the various mine dis
tricts. A resolution asking that petit
ton be made to the state legislature ask
ing for q new law on taxation for school
districts was unanimously carried
Hugh Murray, author of the resolution,
pointed out that mine property. which is
immensely more valuable than farm
land, is now being taxed no more than
farm lands Under this condition the tax
alton In a mine district is insufficient to
support schools for longer than six
months In a year. He declared that IL the
mine property were taxed according to
its value nine months school could be
secured.
The resolution proposed that 100 per-
sons residing in territory not constituting
a town or village organize an independent
school district and vote adequate taxa
ton to support the nine months school.
The convention also Appropriated $3.50 to
aid the Muscatine button workers in
their strike.
O'Connor Leaves Race.
Frank A. OiConnor OF New Hampton
today withdrew as a candidate for the
democratic nomination for governor, leav-
ing the field to Hamilton and Dunn.
Mis-. DoIiiyer TO Wed.
Information received here today is that
Raymond A. Pearson of New York, who
has been elected president of Iowa State
college at Ames, will be married soon to
Miss Gay Dolliver. sister Of the late
Senator Dolliver Of this state.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

CONTINUED from First Page)
and Roosevelt forces attempted at the
same time to organize the convention.
Two large policemen stood guard over
Mr.. Beveridge who had been swept back
from his seat during the Gordon-Cremer
fight
The Roosevelt forces named their dele
gates-at-large as follows: Governor
Chase s. Osborne, Charles Nichols. De-
troit: Sybrsnt Wessehus, Grand Rapids;
II. F. Boughey. Traverse City; Theodore
Joslyn, Adrian; W. d. Gordon, Midland.
Taft Chairman Elected.
While Secretary King attempted to get
vote on the question Of temporary
chairman Gordon resumed his speech
amid wild confusion. More Roosevelt
delegates entered the hall, climbing
through transoms. Police fought and
elected some OF them. Finally Secretary
King announced that Grant Fellows OF
Hudson, Taft delegate. had been
elected temporary chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
Big Dakota Farm Sold.

SIou4N CITY, Ia. April ll.-The Lee &
Prentiss farm of 3.059 acres, near Yer
million. S. D., was sold today for s2so,oOo.
The farm is one of the largest and best
improved in South Dakota. A Sioux City
real estate firm was the buyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
Nobody IL Toe old

to learn that the sure way TO cure a
cough. cold or sore lungs Is with DR..
Kings New Discovery. SOC and N.oo
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
Mrs. Gus sfsyberry.

GLENWoop Iowa, April Il-(sps-
cial Mrs, Gus Mayherry was buried In
Glenwood cemetery yesterday. Death oc-
cured following a lingering illness, at
Phoenix, Arizona. Mrs. Mayberry is sur
vived BY a husband and a young daush-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
SERMON FOLLOWS CEREMONIES
Bishop Then Of Lincoln Gives In
terestinx Address.

terestfnx Address.
10. ] am with you always. even unto
the end OF the earth" was the text OF
the sermon preached by Bishop Then Of
Lincoln at the close of the conservation.
He did not so into the personal history
Of Bishop McGovern. declaring that he
and his works were well enough known.
His elevation TO the episcopacy is conciu-
sive evidence OF his worth" he said.
The ceremony OF the conservation. he
continued. was performed by christ's
order. His statement. Go We into all the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
Mrs. NIcodemu. 1. Acquitted.

NEW YORK. April lI.-Mrs. Genevieve
Nicodemus, charged with the murder OF
her husband. was acquitted by jury
late this afternoon on the ground OF In
sanity. 1
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
Charles Kamanski.

BLOOMFIELD, Neb., April il-tspe-
ciai. l-charles Kamanski. prominent
lawyer OF this city, died at the Bloom
field hospital last night with Brights
disease. He was wholly unconscious for
a week before his death. lie was born In
New York City January ~, lSi. and
came to this county in 1884. He praeticed
law for several years at Creighton and
Niobrara. in this county. before moving
TO Bloomfield in 1894. lie served one
term as county attorney Of this county
In the early days and was considered one
Of the sbest members Of the county bar
lie Is survived by one son. Paul C., who
Is student In Bellevue college and who
was present at his fathers death. The
funeral occurred Wednesday from the
Congregational church.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

world and preach the Gospel to every
creature. did not mean that He Intended
only the twelve apostles TO follow that
order. BY that statement he implies the
eompiete apostolic delegation. Il were lin
itins christ's power 10 hold that he meant
only the apostles. Go ye Into all the
worid-that was physical impossibility
for twelve men.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
Taft Chairman Elected.
I INVITE EVERY WOM4N


land pnRv PIERCE M
delicate
unsed medical education and
understand the female There why she should specialist
As powerful Prescription" the whole
organs distinctly particular.
debiated mine "opgs"
and feeble generally Dr. Pee Fore Prescription
unequald N appehzing cordial and tonic
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

NEBRASKA CITY. April ii.-(special.'
Mrs Sadie Rector. wife Of Francis f
Rector. died at her home In this city yes
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12


Their power was extended on until now
We can trace a chain back to Christ and
Peter and this ceremony this morning Is
but the welding OF a link In the great
chain. This ceremony was but a part In
beginning another link. Unless Christ
has been here this morning this ceremony
would have been meaningless have
meant absolutely nothing But we have
made sure that He was here.
The bishop said the parchment. the
papai bull. was not flimsy piece Of
paper.
AS We read the pIous solicitude Of that
document we sec Pope Plus az worthy
successor Of his worthy predecessor. II
IL written In Latin. Of course-I Latin. the
Language that never can become dead.
IL 10 not a dead language. but the living
language OF the living church.
We heard back OF Plus. We heard
from the 80 certificates, from Christ and
Peter to Plus"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
Republican
National Ticket

Nebraska Primaries April 10.
For President:
William Howard Taft.
For United States Senator:
Norris Brown.
For National Committeeman:
Victor RoseWater. I
Delegates Alternetes-
at-Large. at-Large.
Allen W. Field. G. f. Adams.
j. l.. Webster. C. Heusinger.
r. b. Schneider. C. A. Schappel.
Z. b. Perry. F. NJ. Currie.
District District
Delegates. Alternates.
I. Frank Reayis. II. II. Howe.
+. p. sheldon.
.. =. Root. c. l.. Saunders.
NJ r. swanson. +. II. Claridge.
3. o. Sampson. Burt Mapes.
H. Giatfeiter. Carl Kramer.
IL D. II. Culver. W. NJ. Overstreet.
IL. D. hilpatrick.J. p. Thiessen.
b. A. G. Rankin. j. Ii. McGrew.
J. n. Clarke. j. A. Andrews.
0. A. Il. Cady. II. II. Harris.
II. j. Wisner. W. l.. Stewart.
Presidential Electors-at-Large.
Il. G. McGilton. +. NJ. Pollard.
District Presidential Electors.
4. =. p. Davidson. 4. Lynn II. Lyle.
2. A. c. kennedy. o. n. NJ. Rankin.
s. l.. smithberRer. q. W. Il. Wilcox
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. ]. ]. barge.

mrs Dc baFkfs
BLOOMFIELD. Neb, April u-tSpe-
eial l-Elwine Louise. wife OF Judge j.
J. Barge OF this city. died very suddenly
at her home at Sis O'Clock Tuesday
morning She had been In IN health for
several months. but was able to be up
and around most Of the time. She arose
at her usual hour this morning. and was
moving around the house when she fell
in a falnting spell 10 the floor and died
almost Instantly. She was born in Writ
zen province. B-andenburg, Germany.
January II. isis. and came TO America
In $50. She was married July :, 1871
and vas the mother OF five children. as
follows: William. Memphis. Mo; Her
bert H.. Denison. Ia: Mrs. W. II. Weber.
Randolph. Neb.: Dora. OF this city, and
Frederick. deceased. She also has two
sisters, Mrs. William Kerkow, and Mrs.
q. r. ollerman, OF Bonesteel, S. ID. Her
funeral will occur at o'clock Friday
from her home. and the funeral sermon
will be preached by Rev. Frederick Rabe.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

BY physician of
the Endorsement leading physicians schools
The "Fayort Prescription everywhere standard remedy for diseases
OF and has been regarded for and
Accept of "Fvore Prescription y" medicine
record behind Sold
Dr. Pe Pleasant Pellets nvate the stomach liver and bowels One three
dose. Easy as candy
to of
OF DR. Perces Medical
Sasgcl Institute, R. M d.. President Buffalo N.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12

AS u soollilB anu stIenStn-
.ning nervine {" Favorite Pre-
scription" is invaluable in
sllaying and subduing nervous
exeitability, irritability, nervous
exhaustion, nervous prostra-
ton, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms,
fainting spells, and other dis
tressing, nervous symptoms
commonly after d ant upon
functional and organic disease
of the distinctly feminine or
gans. 1t induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anx-
iety and dependency.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is devised and put
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-12
FIGHT IN CONVENTION HALL

CONTINUED from First Page)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15
NINETY DAYS
CONTEST is
STARTED


The Christian Sunday school ~ this.
city decided yesterday morning To-
challenge the vi Reno sunday school
to a NINETY day contest. ne winning
school 70 be the banner school ID fhis
district Three points are to be CON
sidercd m the contest first total ai-
enhance. second total collection. and
third, total number Of new scholars.
The Christian Sunday school has
splendid record and expects 10 be gic-
iorious in all three points.
There were excellent attendances at
both Of The church services yesterday.
and two confessions OF faith. a Young
girl IN The morning and a business
man in the evening This raises the
total number OF additions in The past
seven months to l7s.
There was also a large attendance
at the Christian Mission Sunday
school at 1923. south 2nd st in the
terneon. and there is some talk of a
new building iof tie Mission thls
spring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15
Miss RCCIh.lC 10
Interpret Macbeth

Miss Olive Mccliniic, teacher o. y
preston at the Girls college. win nave
charge Of .he program at the mee'iPs
sof he professional club Tuesday even.
Ing AT the high school auditorium. 'he
reeaiar meeting Of the club has neeh
noslponea on account Of the enter
,ainmen. At the high school tonight.
hut win be held tomorrow exening.
Miss Mcclmtle VIII give lecture re-
.cl,al on the INCORPORATION Of Macbeth
kler recital VIII be the feature 81 me
evenings program Miss Mcellnue
gave this Macbeth recital IN Oklahoma
CITY before tie Dramatic Art c'ae.
early this month and receiyed much
praise as an entertainer. All OF 'he
members Of tho club are asked to De
present. There are several important
matters 10 come heiore die oFganiza'
ilon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15

Boston, Mass. jan l5.--ll.40 a. no.
50 serious Is the strike situation at
Lawrence where 1900 mill hands
went out. that governor Foss today
ordered five more companies Of mIli-
tia to the scene. Others win be rush.
ed as needed.
The soldiers were met BY a golley
of scattering shots. Clubs, stones and
other weapons were used BY the riot
ers before the streets were cleared.
number who were arrested carried
high callber revolvers
The militia was forced to charge
the strikers with fixed bayonets. al
ter the rioters had beaten back the
police and were sweeping down on
the local mills.
The soldiers finally got control Inf
the situation after fifty strikers were
injured.
The order for the soldiers 10
charge came after repeated efforts
were made by special police IL gef
the strikers to disperse Tne police
wefe stoasd and d'9hem the Milla
vanoed double quick. None Of TIE
strikers were seriously hurt Mayor
scanlon ordered out the militia only
when he saw the police we're unable
TO cope with the situation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15

ROBBERS
CAPTURED

John Manair AGED is years and Ted
dy Hughes aged II years, claiming
their place Of residence AZ Norman.
were brought 70 chiekasha Sunday
night and LODGED u the Gferf euun,
" iail on the charge Of breaking m-
TO the tore OF VIII Vincent at Alex,
Thursday night OF last week and
stealing S65 worth OF merchandise
The bows We're arrested Saturday
at Henrietta Texas and brought here
al once. Most OF the stolen goods
has been recovered. The boys had
worn the clothes such as shoes and
oyercoats before they were captured.
Sheriff John Lewis stated today that
the boys will enter the Plea Of gull
ty They are lying in the county
Jail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15
BROWN CASE
CONTINUED

The case Of the state against Tan
dy Brown who shot his brother Rex
Brown at the family home near Min
co. last fall was called in district
court this morning but on account Of
the absence of important witnesses
the case was continued until Thurs
day morning at 2 o'clock The Wit
nesses who were summoned to appear
were John J. Brown. McAlesier, Tan
dy Walker MeAiester Dr. Aderhoe
and Photographer Shuck OF El Reno.
The Brown case viii be one Of the
important criminal cases to be tried
This term Rex Brown, his mother,
and DR.. R J. Gordon were here for
the trial.
The case OF e. P HeIingswortl
against N. Griffin o'Neil is beins
heard before Judge bailey this after
noon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15
PRESIDENT TAFT
REFUSES AID
TO PUBLISHERS
No Nation Except Canada
Can Ship inPTintP Paper
or Wood Pulp Free
Of Duty

Washington, Jan. III. President
TAFT has inst taken an action that is
worth hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
annually to the paper trust, BY refus-
ing to remove the tax from print pap
er and wood pulp.
When the reciprocity bill was pass
ed a provision was tackled to 1t pro.
viding for the free admission Of print
paper and wood pulp from Canada.
This provision became law whether
the reciprocity act was agreed to by
Canada or not Therefore, although
reciprocity failed, print paper and
wood pulpare now admitted free from
Canada.
Five nations which ship paper to
America Sweden, Norway, Denmark
Germany and Austria -Hungary-imme-
diately demanded Of the United States
the right to also ship print paper and
wood pulp to this country free Of duty.
1--WE have treaties with you de-
olared these countries to the United
states, in which you agree to extend
TO us the same concessions you ex.
tend to the most favored nations.
Therefore we demand to ship paper,
and wood pulp into your country free
Of duty the Same as Canada
Obviously, this argument is unan-
swerable
However. the president has an
nonnced, through the treasury depart
ment that tax wlIlebe collected as
heretofore on all print paper import
ed from any otherscountry than Can
ada. The, president ADVISES the Euro
pean nations to oappeal to the Customs
Court Of Appeals which. it is declar
ed, Is only a subterluge, President
Taft has declared me- is willing to con
aede the Justice Of demands for cheap
er5paber bul aaen the opportunity Of
Efes hla aeih refpte his words anI
show hat he IS wiling to violate
treaties with tive friendly nations
rather chan 10 giVeeNen a slight con
Eeession to free trade.
The tariff OF prin paper is to al
practical ends tax on intelligence
because in this day and ge the grea
mass Of people receive their education
on public questions through the news
papers. With print paper practically
controlled by trust, the price ha
been systematically boosted, SO as t
work hardship on the prosperou
publishers. and to make print pane
nigh onto prohibitive to many OF TIL
small country publishers whose earn
ings are NOT any too great at best
Meanwhile there is pending bill
introduced by Senator Hepburn. whiOi
/ proposes to repeal the Canadian reciI
rocity act Having been rejected b
Canada. the law is dead without bein
repealed But If the act is repealed
the live added section providing 70
free print paper would also be repea
ed and the old tax on Canadian pape
would be restored.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15
JUDGE BAILEY PAYS TRlB-
Ute TO MISSISSIPPIAN
Picture of Senator Stewart is Unveiled
by Sister---College Spirit Mani
fested During Evening

particular center OF ali educational
progress. And It Il not unusual that
from this storm center Of educational
interests ana progress thar man
should come who would conceive a
plan for the education Of women and
through this channel OF education
make the sex efficient IN the ciyili-
zation Of the world
Judge Bailey then developed she
thought thar all through history tho
spirit Of fostering educational institu.
tions has been conspicuous. relating
how George Washington and Thomas
jefferson bequeathed large sums Of
money 70 the founding and mainter.
aBce or universities and Institutions
Of higher ieawlng. He va how the
churches 81 chrisilanlzing the new'g
settled sections has assisted IN this
educational fostering
sThe republican idea Of government
Is one 81 the biggest educational as
sets Of the country because the elec-
Tor must BE- educated. said he Our
chosen executive ana our msmbers oi
ire legislative bodies must represent
the ideal Of our citizenship and the
people must be educated In order 70
place the right men in these respon-
slbls offices.
Tracing ihe history Of the birth Of
Industrial and technical institutions
for women Judge Bailey paid tribute
.o ne memory and work Of The Miss
Issippl woman who first conceived the
idea OF giving the young women Of
lhe state the same educational oppor.
tunlties thar had heen given the
yonng men tor years she ii was,
backed BY brains and right, who sue.
ceeded IN passing a legislative meas
ure which made il obligatory for The
state to furnish industrial and tech
nioal training TO the young women or
the state Of Mlssissippi' said the
speaker AS Mississippi was the
first state to establish an Institution
Of this kind q Is fitting that Missis-
sippian should be the father Of The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15

Real college sniiit was manifested
at the unwilling exercise Of the pic
sure Of Senator NJ. r Stewart at the
Girls college Saturday evening when
an impressive program was rendered
and a picture Of the distinguished
statesman who was author Of the bill
which created the institution was for
mally presented 10 the college
The main auditorium Of the college
was wen filled with representative
citizens who BY their presence eyi.
denced AZ interest IN the school. The
musical program rendered before the
address OF Judge Frank n Bailey was
especially entertaining Miss Murray
gave TWO delightful musical numbers
! ard Miss Kyttie Brownlow gave two
vocal selections which were greeted
with applause Miss Ethel Dunn
head ol he music department render.
"a Two selections IN her original man.
ner
President Moore, 10 few choice
words introduced the speaker q ths
evening. Judge Frank N Bailey who
entertalned the audience ior hall an
6,ut with a brilliant address. Judge
Hallcy was choaen % make The an.
seiias address particularly hecause
he ls native Of Mississippi. she home
state 81 senator stewart
In his opening ramufks Judge Ban.
= nala tribute to Mlssissipalans and
gave short description Of the edn'
eatlonal conditions as we're found 10
she home county ol Senator Stewart
where he spent his early manhood.
III was the efforts Of this 0klaho.
ma.Msasslpplan IN me creation q
,his Institution 10 pattern after bis
home state and the nccess q MS
SIAN is the cause Of the celebration
tonight" said Judge haley
senator Stewart grew to manhood
IN the county IN which the state capl'
Sal Of Mississippi Is located. Il is
county noted FOR culture and refine
ment and this tadlates over the state
All educational interests Of Alssissip
meraglate from this scctionf 2 Is the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15

CONFERS
WITHTAFT
Advises Federal Owner
ship Of Telegraph
Systems
Telegram By United Press

Atiekfhm Dt bniteu ffeSh.
Washington, Jan. l5. 'ostmastgs
Hitchcock who recently announced
Chat he favored government owner
ship Of an telegraph lines called at
Che White House FOR a conference
with President Taft today
The statement created consterna-
lion in the official circle, it being
made plain that Hitchcock was yolc-
Ing only his personal opinion. Taft
IS understood 10 be greatly yexed at
the statement
For a year or more Mr.. Hitchcock
has had this recommendation under
consideration. After 4 thorough study
Of the operation Of the government.
controlled lines and postal telegraph
system Of foreign countries he has
decided to urge the matter upon con.
gress
Should this resolution be adopted
be said, Il am convinced it would re-
sult in important economics and in
very materially lowering telegraph
rates that now are exacted IN ap
proximarely fifty countries Of the
world notably in Great Britain
France, Germany Australia, Italy
Spain, Russia and Japn, government
controlled telegraphs now are in sue
eessful and profitable operation II
many Of the countries they are oper
ated in connection with the postal
service. These telegraphs serve All
eseregaIe population Of .a50,000. 600
and IN every instance they have beer
found to be Of. immense financial ben
efit TO the people, in both prompt
Jude and profit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15
WOULD SHOOT
POLICEMAN

1ura Dorsey negro woman who
attempted TO shoo- a policeman who
was searching her room Tor another
negro Isl qag in the city basiIle The
charge against laura Is lhe use -oi
abusive language to an officer po=
llceman Aeecom made the arrest IN
dark town Saturday night OFFICER
Barnes was The man she wanted to
shoot
Maurice BradF. negro. and Laura
Jenkins. negro we're arrested on
the charge Of fighting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-15
Criminal Docket In
the County Court


The trial OF criminal cases will be-
gin on Monday, January 29th. 1912, It
which time the docket will be called,
and all attorneys are requested to be
present. There win be 4 jury In a..
tendance The criminal docket Is as
follows:
Monday, January 2sth, 1912.
Hiram Roberts, Pending payment Of
costs.
Matt Cook. unlawful possession
s J. Trip, unlawful possession,
R. F. Rice. selling.
H A. White. conveying beer
Jake Hendricks, unlawful posses.
sion.
Frank o'coanor. pending payment
OF costs.
Andrew cuFley, wOuaalns a. aat
nal.
J. Z. MeElroy aud A. ]. TRIM, e.
cessive quantity.
Town OF Alex, vs. NJ. A. Bozle. re.
fusing to pay occupation tax.
Town Of A.ex vs.. NJ g. Rrozle. re-
fusing to pay occupation tax
Lem Bureh. excessive ausallly
Town Of Alex vs.. 49, Brnzle Cd r.
fusinE 80 pay occupation tax
Dick Pierce. appeal
city OF Mluco vs. A. D Hughes as.
tufbing the peace,
Dudley Dickerson. pending pay
ment Of balance Of cosls
4 Sam Cook. selling
Town Of alex. IS. # A. Hozie, re.
fasIug to pay occupation tag.
r. A Forbes, Appeal.
Adam Kline. beating and lHjarlng
horse.
N. Davis Petit larceny