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BEAUTY PARLORS
TALKING MACHINES.
LANnscApE GARDENER.

~ OR sALE-NURsERY sToCK-sHADE,
II Fruit, Ornamental Trees, Roses and
small fruits. bulbs. etc Hardy California
Privet Hedge furnished and planted Spe
cial attention given to all kinds Of ornamen.
ta trimming. spraying. etc. Estimates given
Bell phone 4647A. John r. Clark Land
seape Gardener. No. 1918 Lancaster avenue.
Wilmington. Del. s16-m,w,s.tf
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NOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
i Suitable for dodgers or light house.
keeping. No 4o3 West Third 81. o2-2w.
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REAL EsTATE--FOR RENT.

THOR RENT-NO. 90l CHESTNUT ST.,
IL with or without store. Joseph Hamilton,
No. 500 Orange street. a24-tts-1m.
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An Act proposing certain amendr,er,s q
Article ~ Of the Constitution m ,hts
state, relating to the number Of Judges
constituting quorum in the Superior
Court the Court Of General Sessions and
ene Ooult OF oyer and Terminer the
lively.
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w AN NrEr--BACKwARD PUPILS TO
W tutor IN Elementary branches Ad-
dress WAC. Evening Journal ONCE. sisf
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE.

w ANTED-wOMAN WITH CHILD DE.
w sires situation - housekeeper. No
7o9 West Fourth street. o5-6t.
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\ locomotive FriEMEN AND BRAKE
= men for nearby railroad. 500 month
~ Age ia TO IS Experience unnecessary,
No strike. Promotion to Engineer, Conduc'
tor Railroad Employing headquarters. No
charge for assistance 20 employment. State
age; send stamp for application. Railway
Association, Box 227 Evening journal
ONCE. o5,l2,l9,26.
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CONSTITUTIO AL AMENnnENrS

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n EVENING JOURNAL is An
ADAEhi idSEMENT IN THE
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EVERY DAY THAN ANY oT4FP
DELLA WARE NEWsPAPFR
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L. OR SALE-AT NTXON's KINDLING
II wood factory nj Seventeenth street and
bayard avenue, al kinds Of kindling wood
wood for open fire places. Cut TO suit Also
lot Of sash. d. a A. phone 5139.
s25-lm
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
WEST SIDE.
1119 Market St., 10 rooms and bath.
1903 Broome ST., IL rooms and bath.
s0416 W. Sixth St., rooms. and bath.
223 Monroe St., rooms and bath.
615 Adams St., 8 rooms and bath.
602 s. Franklin St., rooms and bath.
1925 Chestnut St., rooms.
500 West St, % rooms and bath.
93l Reed St., rooms
.a125 Logan ST. rooms.
1915 Ford ST.. rooms
1923 w. Front St. 4 rooms
1911 Maryland Ave. rooms and bath
413 W. Front St., rooms.
Country residence at Hillcrest
EAST SIDE.
321 r.. Third ST. o rooms and bath.
408 h. Fifth St.. rooms.
5OS New Castle Ave, rooms and bath.
90 r. Twenty second st.. rooms.
12-3-4 Howard St, rooms.
9Ot-5-13 B ST., 8 rooms
1894 Walnut St., rooms aud bath.
STORES.
100 Market street. two floors.
n. W. Cor Seventh and Lombard SITS.
s26 Market ST., third floor.
Apply 20 Real Estate Department.
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Ninth and Shipley Streets.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
500 and so2 West Twentieth
street, now ready for occupancy, 8
rooms. pantry, laundry and bath,
hot water heat, hard wood and ali
modern appliances. Key at No.
so4 West Twentieth street.
1901 and 1905 Franklin street,
hot water heat, oak floors aud
chestnut trim, laundry tubs, gas and
electric lights, cellar toilet. Key
At No. 1903 Franklin street.
6lS-62O Concord Ave. ready BY
December 10. rooms, store room.
pantry and bath, hot water heat
and everything first quality through
out.
FRANK r zEBLEY,
No. 1902 King st.
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HFLP WANTED--MALE.

aN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
a FNENlNi JOURNAL IS An
ADVERTISEMENT n
Is RFAl) Is MORE HOMES
FVrpy DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DFLA WARE NEWSPAPER
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John j. Monaghan,
4 w. Seventh Street
Going to Sell
Inspect and Make Offer

~~@~~- @fA~%hO N(llAl
2o4 ". goth St., new, upto-dste, square
built rooms.
Alo E. Fourth St, 10 r, modern. Must
Store Twenty y-eiehth and Market SITS. r
good stand poor health cause OF sale.
Sixth 81. and Cleveland avenue. New brick
Dwelling, rooms with poultry house,
fruit taking in whole square, 1 la
acres, elevated, with fine view.
1917 Penn. ave, new, rooms, very easy
terms
soe-5os and 7o7 Poplar St. each rooms.
good renters.
2o3 and $40 Washington ST., each rooms.
Holly Oak, 8 rooms; large lot facing river.
Montrose, rooms modern; large lot; must
seh.
Summer cottage at Pennsgrove
Richardson Park, rooms. modern. large lot.
Elsmere, 8 rooms. modern, large lot.
acre truck farm or suitable for manufac-
turing sites, Garasche's Lane and East
street OF New Castle avenue. on main
tracks Of p, B. & W. r. r.; good 0
room dwelling
AZ acre truck and fruit farm, Brandywine
hundred; possession.
Many good business locations in stores.
Many other modern houses, some new, on
Several productive farms and country
residences, near city. all sizes
Desirable building lots, both city and sub
urban at sacrifice prices.
Renting specially
o. G. GOODEN,
2 w. Ninth St
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance
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WANTED

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n EVENING JOURNAL rs AN
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HOME ihE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
WARE NEWSPAPER
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AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTs-GET PARTICULARS or ONE
"A Of the best paying propositions ever put
on the market Something no one else sells.
Make $4,000 yearly. y. NJ. Feltman, sales
manager. No. CASA Sycamore street Cincin
natl. Ohio o5-it
A NswER THIs-BEsT SIDE LINE YET.
"A New, pays an expenses SaOO per
order. Two TO four orders day sure
Pocket sample. Temhy Jcwelry Co.. No. 2O05
$ Michigan Ave, Chicago, H. s2s-o5,l2,l9
A QENTs--MAKE OVER 50 90 DAILY
"A selling ueaFly patented summer devices
kasy work liberal terms. Write at once for
information. G. l.. Fox Co. 443 Broadway.
Aibany, N. T. inls
A GENrs-s25 A WEEK FOR TWO
"A hours day. A brand new hosiery
proposition that beats them all Write for
terms and free samples II you mean bust
Finch Bldg, Dayton Ohio. oo-lt.
LARGE. WELL KNOWN COMPANY.
"A about 60 spend 100000 ON a tremen'
dous advertising campaign, requires the ser
vices Of a bright man woman in each
town and city. Tho work is easy, pleasant
and highly respectable, and no previous cN
perience is necessary We will pay a good
salary and offer an unusual opportunity foI
good references. In addition to this salary
we offer a Maxwell Automobile Ford Auto
mobile and over $4,000 In prizes 90 the rep
resentatves doing the best work up 70 De
cember 81 In your letter give age and ref
erences. Address Ira d. Robinson. Advertis
ing Manager, 1858 Beverly ST. Boston
Mass satstfnov 9.
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PERSONAL.

VIZ NOW 30. COMFORTABLY STU.
w ated, would marry. Address s, Box
a5 League, Toledo, Ohio. os-lt
II EFOKE YOU NANNY WR.lE FOR THE
ID latest book on marniony entitled How
nate fastened the Wedding Sent free
Address p. o. Box 24a Wilmington. nsi
iio.u
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FOR SALE.

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IA EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN BE
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA ARE NEWSPAPER.
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MONEY TO LOAN


Nl ONEY LOANED on YyRGr MORT.
M sesez- o. O. cOODGa
iszsttsa. 70. ". Ninth ST.
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GIRLS WANTED

Steady work. $3.50 per week while learn
ing. Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company,
No. Vandever Ave. o5-lt.
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TNREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
II about over 800. 900 protected positions in
T. s. service More than 10000 vacancies
every year. There is big chance here for
you. sure and generous pay, lifetime employ
inent Easy 10 get just ask for bookle,
COCO. No obligation. Earl Hopkins, Wash.
ington, d. @. o5,12,1e,26.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

w ANTED-AT ONCE. GOOD COOK
w No other need apply. Call No. 9i6
West street o5-lt
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PUBLIC SALE.


Im PUBLIC SALE OF 15o
~ Cattle Fresh Cows and
-XM springers, Hcifers and Bulls.
Also 25 horses. al our bazaar,
In Kennett Square, October 8. at ] O'Clock.
We will sell any kind of live stock for you
on commission. Cattle delivered and half
4 eight paid. Terms strictly cash
SINCLAIR & kLAfR.
o3,5,T kennett Square, Pa
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REAL. EsTArE-FoR SALE.

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IA EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
ID LA WARE NEWSPAPER.
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w ANTED - YOUNG MAN WISHES
w board in private family, on e west
sue Of city Address j. B g., Evening
journal Office. o3-3t.
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- ANrrD-FIRST-C CLASS MAChlNlsls
W and helpers on locomotive erecting ,
also clippers and carpenters, pipe n'tel an, !
belncr and pattern makers. Apply rom oe "
4 M. 20 s m. William Ihomas' 40, l''
East Second sIreet
Evening journal., 1912-10-05

Wy ANTED-Ar> ONCE, AN EXPERT.
w enced salesfdy. Apply 20 Royal
Studio, No. 4o7 Market street o4-2t.
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WANTED HOUSEHOLD GOODS

DIG BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND
ID furniture. We also buy household goodf
OF every description n. Levin, No. 22s
King street. d. & A. phone 5967N. Open
evenings. o5-lm.
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THE EVENING JOURNAL SATURDAY. OCTOBER S. 1912
Notices Rooms Wants. Sales Proposals. Business
ROOMS FOR RENT.

AK ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EVENING JOURNAL is An
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE O.
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA WARE NEWSPAPER.
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u OR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
II in bulk or part Also organ and
sewing machine. Very cheap Must be sold
promptly Address % o5-3t
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VIZ ANTED-5oo HOUSES TO CLEAN
w Cal A. Johnson. Tho Vacuum Cleaner
man Of Wilmington, No 402 West Sixth
street Agent for Premier Electric Sweeper
d. and A. Phone. s5s5D. sis-2m.
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III ANTED-HALF GROWN WHITE
w girl. Apply No. TO Van Buren st.
The Washington times., 1912-07-21
LOCAL MENTION

SThe Red Inn," A Splendid Drama in q
Reels. Today. Virginia Theater.
The Washington times., 1912-07-21

according TO Neale. and. therefore. It
is this committee and not the Costello
committee which In entitled to posses
sion Of the money. records. and other
property In the hands of J. Fred Kelley.
Meanwhile. however. this same J. r.
Kelley is hanging onto the funds, the
records and the property and some one
must show him" before he lets loose.
Eeale bases his claim for the legit-
imacy OF the Newman committee on the
assertion that when the contesting dele
cations went before the committee at
Baltimore that neither the Costello nor
the Carr-Darr factions said anything
about a central committee, confining
their arguments to the subject OF dele
gates to the convention.
The resolution passed by the Costello
central committee gave Kelley until
next Thursday to hand over the prop
erty In his possession. Chairman Rob-
ert z. Mattingly has said the committee
would meet then to receive what Mr..
Kelley has to send and II the resolution
is not compiled with. further plans will
be made. As the chairman has said the
committee has a right to 60 into court
and that II will do 30 II necessary IL is
almost certain that a refusal on the
part Of Kelley to turn over the funds
will Immediately result In legal action
on the part Of the Costello committee.
The Washington times., 1912-07-21

volume and incidence as to stop the
accumulation and constant increase Of
dangerous fortunes, and to promote
their redistribution to the channels OF
general enterprise, will be favored.
1t Is expected, also, that on the ques-
ton of managing the Panama canal
there will be very clear statement of
purpose to make the canal useful to
American domestic trade by assuring
such rates and administration as to
make competition with railroad carriers
extensive and effective. The copstruc-
ton of feet of Government-owned
ships for service between our East and
West coasts will probably be included
In this program.
Various measures, such as the par
cells post, the maintenance of low
canal tolls, conservation and country
life Improvement, will be grouped to-
gether as giving promise of solution
of the problem of high living costs,
which Is to be a great Issue In the
Campaign of the new party. Broadly
speaking, the program is to be made
city and country; to the artisan, the
age Garner, and the farmer.
II will contain much that will re-
quire eluciadtion; and the general
scheme Of the campaign Will be to
get to the people with the fullest and
most convincing explanation of all
the various measures proposed to be
enacted in their behalf. 1t will be an
appeal to the great masses of the
people, and on that appeal the rev
party will rest its case.
The Washington times., 1912-07-21
MICHIGAN BACKERS
OF ROOSEVELT WILL !
HAVE FULL TICKET
Complete Divorce From Re-
publican Party Is Taken
at Colonel's Desire.

JACKSON. Mich. July n.-Michigan
progressives divorced themselves abso-
lutely from the Republican party in
their State convention held here.
BY an almost unanimous vote the dele
gates went on record as favoring the
placing OF an entire ticket, both State
and national. in the field. A few in
structed delegates voted against the
move In order to record the sentiment
OF their home counties, but explained to
the convention that they personally
were for separation from the old party.
Delegates to the national Progressive
party convention in Chicago, Presiden-
tial electors, members OF the State GEN.
tral committee, were elected, and Henry
N. Wallace. Of Detroit. was chosen as
member Of the national COMMITTEES,
The presence Of Senator Joseph M.
Dixon In the conversion probably had
as much to DO with carrying the full
ticket" as anything The factions for
stub" ticket or the nomination of
Presidential electors only. and the full
ticket" crowd were kined up for a bitter
night when he arrived.
Mr.. Dixon told them Colonel Roose-
welt wanted a full State ticket. and
after that II was al lover but the shout
Ing. The shouting. however, REQUIRED
much time, for the convention was as
enthusiastic as the, thousand or more
deleeates and a brass band could
make II.
The Washington times., 1912-07-21
Three Candidates Seek
New York Governorship

NEW YORK, July 21.-The New York
Republican state convention will be
held in Saratoga on September 25 This
selection was made at meeting Of the
committee at its headquarters here.
The committee named as Presidential
electors-at-large Charles A. schieren, Of
Brooklyn, and Thomas B. Dunn, OF
Rochester. District electors also were
named.
Aspirants for the nomina ton for gov
ernor developed at the meeting In the
persons OF Job Z. Hedges, Of New
York; James W. wadsworth. jr., for
mer speaker of the assembly; and Will
lam 8. Bennett. former Representative
In Congress. Each Of these gentlemen
will at once begin a canvass Of the
State.
The Washington times., 1912-07-21
To Avoid Pasty, Shiny,
Streaked Cornplexions
(From Beauty's Mirror. J


Those who abhor sticky. Rreasv
SHINY. streaked compilations should re-.
rouges these heated days. There's No
need for them, anyway. since the vir.
tues OF mercolized wax have become
produce any evidence that you've been
using the wax. AS 1t is applied at bed
time ana washed OF in the morning.
the complexion never looks like A make,
up. Mercolized wax gradually takes Of
q BAD complexion, instead of adding
anythlng to make II worse. IT has
none OF the Disadvantages of Cosmetics
ana accomplishes much more in keen
ing the complexion beautifully white.
satlny, and youthful. Just get an ounce
OF II at your druggists and see what
a few days treatment viii do. Use like
Another effective summer treatment
habbiness-is a skin -tightener made bv
oissoiving ] OF. powdered saxolite in i
leaves no trace otA'
The Washington times., 1912-07-21
PROGRESSNES
PLATFORM TO Be
I. COMPREHENSIVE
Michigan Declaration Only
Partly Reflects Forthcom-
ing Document.
Continued from First Page.)


Institute of Agriculture at Rome has
been sending literature on the subject
70 this country, prepared by David Lu-
bin, founder of the institute and Ameri-
cas- representative in II. Colonel Roose-
Welt mas given attention to this system
wrought wonders for establishing the
economic independence of the agricul-
tural peasantry in Europe and that II
would do Just the same for the tenant
ored population of the rural South, as
well as for all classes Of the farming
community.
Broad Appeal.
BY coupling this proposal with the
general financial and banking express
sion. 1t is believed that a very strong
and appealing declaration will be made,
which will have powerful effect In both
the South and the West Indeed. New
England and the East, with their in
lcreasing numbers Of small farmers,
largely cut off from the opportunities of
banking credit that are readily avail
looked upon as promising fields for the
operation of this system.
Another measure that will be included
I'm the national progressive platform will
be q declaration for the principle of the
German plan of compensation for work
men injured in industry. This plan is
ruggested, even to some extent adopted,
in the report of the Employers Liabil-
ity Commission; but that report is as
yet far from being law. The progress
sive platform will declare strongly for
the scheme, adapted to the needs and
conditions of the United States.
This scheme Is based on a schedule
Of all the various injuries that may
befall q worker in his occupation, and
the fixing of exact compensation that
shall be paid to him for each specific
d aart -
loses his left leg gets one amount; a
section hand suffering the same loss
gets another. The loss Of right thumb
would pay a skilled machinist very
much more than It would pay a per-
son to whom that particular digit was
not so absolutely necessary; and so on.
These payments, under the German
system. are made Just as nearly auto
matte as possible; that is, the expenses
of litigation, the necessity Of giving
the ambulance-chasing lawyer the
lions share of the judgment, and so
on. are 30 far as possible eliminated.
The Washington times., 1912-07-21

Tsnfeta, black and white stripes
and checks; some with dresden
border; all-silk pongee with polka
dot borders; blue messaline, with
stripes; white embroidered linen
ones that will wash; also plain
green Pongee; worth to $3.50. Our
price, 500.
The Washington times., 1912-07-21

$50 pieces 29-inch excellent grade
kmono Lawns, white, and col
ored grounds, in a large variety OF
pretty designs, in all colors, and
black and white.
The Washington times., 1912-07-21
KE[LEYST|LL
DECLINES TO GIVE
COMMITTEE BOOKS
Case Of District Democratic
Board May Be Carried
to Court.

had nothing to do with determining
which of the contending factions in the
District of Columbia controls the right
fui central committee, according to the
claim advanced by william ]. Neal. a
Newman adherent. Although the con-
vention would not seat the Newman
the national committee recog-
niZed the Newman central committee,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-15

careful not to have thing done BY the
United States which was not justified by
ethics, but was not willing to feopardize
the national honor. That did not favor
and never viii. Under my administration
we made The Hague court. which hsd be-
come moribund. live instrument for
promoting international peace. Every act
that / could submit to arbitration did.
II want to call your attention to the
fact that was the only president that
got the Nobel peace prize and would
not have got 1t II had wanted peace
because was afraid Of war. will no
more agree to arhitrating questions which
should not be arbitrated between nations
than would agree to arbitrate questions
that should not be arbitrated between
individuals"
In referring to President Taft's posi-
ton the colonel said that four years ago.
the progressives favored Mr.. Taft and the
reactionaries opposed him, but that now
this position was reversed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-15
TAFT DELEGATES TOTAL 4i
Rival Claims of Managers Show
Wide Divergence.
C0NCEDE 113 TO ROOSEVELT
quarters Claims Hundred and
Fifty-0ne and Allows Taft
Only Forty-Nine.

WASHINGTON, April n-wide d.
vergence In the claims Of pledged dele
gates and a difference of sixteen between
the totals Of the delegates selected VI
TO date. exclusive of Pennsylvania
marked rival statements issued by the
Taft and Roosevelt managers.
The Taft headquarters claimed 81 for
President Taft and conceded l13 to Colo.
mel Roosevelt.
The Roosevelt managers claimed Isl
and conceded - to Taft. In the Roose-
welt statement ls4 were listed as con.
tested and los as uninstructed.
The total number of delegates selected
up to date as presented by the Roosevelt
managers Is $40. while the Taft records
show only 49, In Louisiana, the Taft
headquarters claimed six delegates had
been chosen. while the Roosevelt mana
gers took credit for a full delegation fol
the colonel.
The Taft statement showed . total Of
twenty-five delegates selected In Michi.
gan: the Roosevelt statement based on
reports from State Chairman Frank
Knox, gave the total OF selected dele
gates as twenty-six.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-15


Congressman Haugen. Pepper and
Towner have filed their nomination
petitions with the secretary OF state.
Previously the filings had been made for
Messrs Prouty, Good. stiilman and Scott
The filings are coming in slowly. but all
viii be In during the next ten days.
The state railroad commission haa rs-
ceived request that the Northwestern
railroad be required TO give better train
service for Blencoe and also to not stop
traffic In that town 80 Often.
Notable Trial to Commence.
The trial In court of Emnef Flood for
conspiracy in connection with the strike
OF button workers at Muscatine 10
scheduled TO be commenced very. soon In
Scott county. Flood Is chicago sc-
cisiist who went to Muscatine and de-
iivered anarchistic speeches. to incits the
strikers to violence and following whose
appearance the most serious trouble broke
out. He was a national organizer OF the
American Federation oil Labor.
Hall Receipts Increase.
The reports OF the Iowa railroads as
to business in the past few years shows
an excellent condition OF business. The
receipts OF the railroads on Iowa business
reported for the calendar year 1910 were
Isso.sS and for .1siI they had Increased
10 sTs.s72.ii2. The net earnings also show
a similar substantial increase as indicat-
Ing that the expense account has been
kept down. The mileage of lows roads
Increased about ninety miles.
seed Corn Houses Cause Trouble.
The State Food and Dairy Department
Is still hearing from all over the state
as TO alleged misconduct on the part 6f
some Of the big house, making speciality
OF selling seed corn. The most general
complaint appears to be that corn Is
being sold 10 farmers at fancy prices
when tho corn is perhaps no better than
that which can be secured at home Of
neighbors. Some OF tho houses are de-
elared to be buying their seed corn of
farmers who hare not kept 1t for seed
and then after imperfect sorting Of the
same to sell II as tested seed. The state
authorities. arc accommodating information
which may form basis for prosecutions.
Preparing Prison Probe Report.
Attorney General Cosson IL engaged In
preparing the report OF the commission
which he inaugurated to make investi-
CATION Of Iowa prison conditions and to
recommend as to reforms. The investi-
CATION was carried on from time TO time
and has included an Investigation OF
prisons in many states. Recommends
tons will be made that with bring shout
In the legislature a strong effort TO place
lows prison management on a modern
basis.
sudden Death OF Woman Alone,
Mrs. ". A. .Htarkweather died at her
home In this city late last night. Her
husband 10 = travelling man and while
out Of the city, last night he teisphonsd
to his house. He received no answer
and pr. Graham was asked to visit tin
house and learn why Mrs. starkweafher
did not answer the phone DIR. Graham
found Mrs. starkweathar dead on ths
floor Of the bathroom. Heart paralysis
10 given a. the cause OF the death. She
had been slck two or three weeks.