Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-02
Nebraska
SIOUX CITY FIGHTING RATE
Files Copy of Protest to Order No.
IS with State Commission.
SAYS DISCRIMINATION IS UNJUST
Union Pacific Files Schedule Of New
Service ON SpnIding branch
Reports Received on Conduct
of ParOied ConvIcts.
tFrom a staff Correspondent


LINCOLN. oct. 1.--(special) - sioux
City proposes to fight the new rate or
der OF the State Railway commission OF
Nebraska, known as order No. 10. and
has filed with the commission a copy of
the protest filed by the traffic bureau OF
that city with the Interstate Commerce
commission.
The protest covers the proposition that
the rate discrlminatcs against Sioux City
on intrastate traffic In Nebraska from
points like Omaha, Lincoln. Fremont,
Norfolk and Ike places to other points
in the state unjustly and otherw sc and
that the business done from the Iowa city
will be cut by the rate.
New Motor Cur Schedule.
The Union Pacific railway has filed
with the railway commission a schedule
on which the motor car ordered placed
on the branch l'ne of that road from
Columbus to Spalding will run. The car
will leave Spalding at 4:2O in the morn
ing, arriving at Columbus at 7;2O Tn
til the company publishes its new train
schedule on the main line. local passen-
ger Nc "a to Omaha, which arrives in
Columbus at 7:12, will be held for the
Spalding motor. Returning to Spalding
the motor will leave Columbus at 7:10 In
the afternoon and arrive at Spalding at
10 In the evening. Service will begin Oc-
tober II.
Report on ParOIed Men.
Secretary j. W. Shahan OF the state
Board of Charities and Corrections has
sent out letters to all parties having pa
rolled convicts on their hands and is be-
ginning to receive reports called for
asking for the condition and behavior OF
the paroled men. In every case so far,
with one exception, the men are feeling
well satisfied and are doing well. The
exception is young man who seems to
be possessed of a rowing disposition and
it keeps his employer busy encouraging
him to stay until his time is out, which
will be about six months long. The wan
derlust possesses him so strongly that it
is only by a mighty effort that he can
withstand the longing to get UP and dust.
Finish Part of Tour.
Republican candidates for state offices
completed their thousand-mile automobile
Campaign trip through the north and
western parts of the state last night
and returned to their homes. They will
stuart OUT again tomorrow morning TO
cover portion of the Fourth congress
sional district. The first stop will be
mode at Elmwood at 10 in the morn
ms, covering from that place to Pal
myre, Douglas, Sterling and Adams,
stopping at Wilbur for the night.
On Saturday Plymouth Daykin, Alex
andria, Reynolds. Endicott, Steele City
and Diller will be visited, Fairbury being
the place of the evening meeting. Accord
ing to some of the candidates, large
numbers of democrats will support the
republican candidates at the election,
while another volunteered the statement
that he saw but one man on the whole
taousand-mile trip who acknowledged
that he was a bullmooser and he was a
banker at Alliance.
state Trensurer'H Report.
The report of State Treasurer George
for the month ending September 30, shows
e. balance on hand in the treasury of
sSS2,S57.s7, as against $GS4,0C5.56 the month
previously. Expenditure amounted to
Sl25, 1865 and receipts O2,63S46. OF the
amount, sG,s099i is cash on hand, and
S62z, 44S.GS on deposit Trust funds in
vested amount to s9.S59. 124.19.