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Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-19
CITY DADS ENTER
THE LISTS AGAIN
Electric Light Question Serves
as Fuse to Touch Off But
Ter and Parks.
SHOW A BURST OF SPEED

City Commissioners Butler md
Parks got all het up" as they say
down at Hensfoot Corner. 1t was
the first time the new commissioner
from the South Side has shown any
real speed. Up to date he just jogt d
along and watched and listened.
When he saw all opportunity to lap
Butler he hit up a clip which made
the other commissioners sit up and
take notice.
The controversy was over lie cleo
trio light question, which is a ques-
ton having the qualities of Banquo's
ghost. At first Mr.. Parks was with
Mr.. Butler on this proposition, but
now Mr.. Butler is standing at Their
mopylae alone, but unabashed.
You started out on this commits
sion all right" said Mr.. Butler, leav-
the inference that Mr.. Parks had
gone through a bridge or turned tur-
tie.
Parks Refers to "the Bunk"
Eyes, and | am going to keep on
going, all right, don't care for that
bunk, as the mayor said. The trouble
is we are afraid to trust each other.
| want to vote inteligently on this
question:" replied Mr.. Parks.
Then Mr.. Butler charged there is
too much privacy in the relations Of
the council and the Commercial club,
tc which Mr.. Parks retorted, Il can
meet with anybody, even the Com
mercial club, and not be contami-
mated"
1t was evident that Mr.. Parks
choler was much aroused.
Adopt Jardine's Resolution.
The council finally adopted a reso-
luton offered by Commissioner Jar
dine, naming Corporation Counsel
| Lambert chairman of committee to
be composed of the seven members
of the council, to arrive at an indie
pendent conclusion from information
to be submitted by the Commercial
clubs special electric rate cor .mittee.
| The resolution expressly stipulates
that it is deemed inadvisable for the
commissioners to work in conjunction
with the Commercial clubs commit
tee. 1t is understood that Chairman
Sunderland of the Commercial club
committee will give the city copies
of the reports of the three experts
who recently went over the books
and physical property of the light
plant. The object is to determine
what rates the light company shall
charge consumers. Until this shall,
have been determined, the Butler
6-cent ordinance will be held up.
Report Goes Through.
Chairman Butler OF the committee
of the whole brought in report, plac-
ing on file documents in connection
with naming an expert to prepare for
the city estimates of the cost of a
municipal light plant. This report
read that the papers should be filed
because "it is evident that majority
of the council does not favor munich
pal ownership Of light plant" The
anxiety of the other commissioners
to get this matter on file transcribed
the charge that they do not favor mu-
l,nicipal ownership. The report went
through without murmer.
Commissioner Kugel offered reso-
luton asking for bids from e: yineers
capable of determining the valuation
of the existing electric light plant. Mr..
Kugel takes the position that if the
city wants municipal ownership of
light plant it would be better to &C
quire the plant now in operation than
to build a new plant
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-19
SOME CHANGES AT
| up. HEADQUARTERS
J. s. Sykes Becomes Chief
Clerk to President-With
Road Twenty five Years.
BEGAN AS sTENoGRAPHER

Effective Wednesday, J. S. Sykes
becomes chief clerk to President Cal
vim OF the Union Pacific, and |. D.
Kyle, who held the same position I'M
der A. L. Mohler, former president,
becomes assistant clerk and private
secretary.
Mr.. Sykes has been with the Union
Pacific nearly twenty-five years and
is one Of the most popular men around
headquarters. He started with the
Union Pacific as stenographer i'll
the Office of the general manager, but
it was not long until he was pro-
noted to the position of chief clerk.
and as such he served under w. L.
Park and Charles Ware. He is now
chief clerk under General Manager
LETTERS.
1t is asserted that with his long ex-
perience with general managers, Mr..
Sykes has come to be one Of the most
efficient all around railroad men in
the central west. His successor in
General Manager letters Office has
not been named.
hnotner otnciai cnange IN Union
Pacific officials is in the secret serv-
ice department. c. L. Patterson, who
has been chief secret service agent
since the death Of w. L. Canada, a
year ago, is transferred back to assist.
ant, in charge of the work on the
Colorado division. The position OF
chief goes to J. c. Gale. who has been
special agent for the last few years,
with headquarters here.
Prior to coming to the Union Pa
ci6c, for number of years Mr.. Gale
was connected with the secret service
department of the Denver & Rio
Grande road, in Denver.
F. NJ. eastman, who has been
travelling Waterman with the Union
Pacific, succeeds Mr.. Gale as special
agent in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-19
CITY LOSES SUIT
ON FIREMEN'S PAY
Glow F. Adams, Who Sought
Back Pay, Gets Judgment
In County Court.
ENTITLED TO INCREASE

In the case of Glow F. Adams, re-
tired city fireman, against the city OF
Omaha for back pay under an act OF
the legislature in 1915, Judge Craw-
ford in county court held that the
plaintiff is justly entitled to the
amount of the claim and that the act
of the legislature mentioned takes
precedence over any conflicting pro-
vision of the city commission law.
If carried into effect the ruling OF
Judge Crawford would mean payment
of $4,000 back pay to Omaha firemen
and an increase of the present payroll
to the extent of 81, 500 month, based
on 800 firemen at SIS month.
Assistant City Attorney TePoel
took the position that the city COM
mission law gives the council power
to fix its own salaries, with an option
OF increasing certain salaries as out
lined in the legislative act under ques-
ton, which, in the case OF firemen,
was S. month.
Contention Sustained.
Attorneys Rosewater and Cotner,
for the plaintiff, argued that the new
act superseded the commission law
in relation to pay of firemen and they
were sustained in this argument by
Judge Crawford.
1t is understood the city will take
the case to a higher court for re-
view.
The city council increased the pay
of policemen under the same law
which is being tested by the firemen.
In denying the increase to the fire.
men the explanation was made by city
officials that the fund would not per-
init such increase unless the number
of men should be reduced.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-19
Nobody Wants the
Mayors Old Auto

Mayor Dahlman has received his
new touring car. He gave the old car
to Commissioner Kugel for general
use in the police department. Com
missioner Jardine inveigled Kugel to
give the car to the public improve
ment department, which Kugel did.
Monday afternoon Jardine thought
he would take a ride. At Nineteenth
and Cunning streets the car stopped
and dropped most of its inwards on
the street car track and tied up the
traffic for several minutes. Mr.. JAR
dine believes he will give the car to
Commissioner Butler, the only city
commissioner who does not own an
automobile.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-19

upon decided to improve it and hold
it as an investment. Since Moran
has been in possession he has in
creased the value of the property at
least $3.50, Burger testified.
Miss Douglas wants the deeds set
aside and tie property placed in her
possession, claiming that she had paid
an ample fee for the legal services
without giving up the house and lot.
The divorce suit was not defended.
Read Bee Want Ads for profit. Use
them for results.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-29
52s KANSAS AVENUE.

FOR SALE-My equity In room house
in good location will consider good
Ford. Phone 2291 BLACK.
FIVE room cottage in shop district, $50
to 500 down. balance monthly pay
ments. Send for list. ]. ]. King. 52o
Kansas ave. Phone 935.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-29
LEGAL.

25 boxes Challenge Eyelets
cases Adding Machine Paper. for Bur-
roughs Machine Small case of boz Rolls
Large Case of 100 Rolls
so Reams Neostyle Paper.
. Dozen Wire Letter Baskets Single
. Dozen Wire Letter Baskets Double
"a Boxes Legal Manuscript Covers.
Boxes Typewriter Oil, Zone dOz. Que or.
bottles.)
500 Pounds Manila Wrapping Paper.
Heavy.
Medium.
500 Pounds Ehaebone Fiber in rolls
500 Pound Stronghold Fiber in rolls
J. T. BOTkIN,
Secretary of State.
Asst Secy. of State
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-29
FOR sALE-PIANos.
WONDERFUL PIANO BARGAINS.
BIG SAVINGS OPPORTUNITIES
JENKINS


WONDERFUL PIANO BARGAINS.
BIG SAVINGS OPPORTUNITIES
JENKINS
Rarely ever have we offered bigger. bet
ter opportunities for saTing money. The
prices on our used pianos are greatly re-
duced-the quality is most reliable. Bear
in mind these instruments are not old.
worn out pianos that have practically out
lived their usefulness. Many are OF up-to-
date cnse designs in oak, walnut, mahog-
any. Some are like new. All have received
special attention as to regulating, tuning
and refinishing. Come in today. and see
these wonderful values. Write il you
cannot call Below we quote few.
the largest and best, walnut case, both
the case and action in fine condition. Tone
is good as when new Price $500. $500
monthly.
$3.50 Schaeffer upright grand. large size,
walnut case IA octaves all in good con-
dition. a nice bargain at $50. $500
monthly.
s425 Tose & Sons as sold by some people.
late design. walnut case. This piano is
ius as good as new-$315. $1,000 monthly.
S4OO HUFFMAN as sold by some people.
Beautiful mahogany case. latest style. Good
as new-S29O. $500 monthly.
$3.50 Chickering Sons upright grand,
beautiful mahogany case, latest style. case
slightly checked. a wonderful value at
S21S. $500 monthly.
Elburn Players, beautiful mahogany case
Also one I'm fine golden oak case, both like
new. and will soon go at the price we are
asking $3.50. $1,000 monthly.
j. W. JENKINS SONS MUSIC co.
ia Kansas Ave- Topeka. Kan.
W. c. KING. Mgr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-29
B ELGW ITS VALUE

You should see Go Horne street. new,
modern AMI attractive. The downstairs Is
finished In oak. French windows from the
.lininr room TO an eating porch Dining
room ga ivory. Three rooms and splendld
bath up. also q giassed in sleeping porch
wifi heat White enamel and mahogany
M with cut glass knobs. Modern base
ilrut laundry. grade door. good furnace.
Two full lots extra deep. House Just nm
ishcd. Glad to SHOW you Payment plan.
Price $3.50.
WILSON & NEyS w ANGER
fnI-ILpEES OF SUPERIOR HOMESD
III West Sixth st Phone 94S.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of i.rA chsrssa. Il Five Yssn
slaaiins. Relieved BY csrdui.

A. AIR. n. c.--nr Sarah A. Chan.
zen ~ lilia te~n, e3rt: - suffered ~,
nff yesfa with ~ou4atsg fasfhigs, aisr
tiAaafi iro9ttf, aAA my psihsafinicni
49, ntfe nlap 4ng rar rpslid lfls
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31
AMERICAN RED CROSS
WORKER Is DECORATED
BY KING OF SERBIA
fsssa RhacELLg READ RECEIVES
HiRgon Or TiaF nADfH OF
ntLoRscNE
HAS DONE NOTABLE WORK

ATHENS OF 50 Mis nsrfsiis
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sffi.saa orphans has fsesis,a ifnw
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for ~ iasi fhfte monihu drsirg ~
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n keu forh Aias lieea finaiif hff4.f
ssrn updes me tins ffpiu ard has
rsturned - ths rnllsd htstcs fof q
rect.
w,s cinrins u Fsfrm n Nfn ~ )
aas flef inspected 81 f'cnihlnFhem u
efifsfr ~ tshsif - various tfnfftfaH
aerifun r,ii4f crnaui9afiars Nht imt
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slsa tspuisfien a Hefiie rtit . fiD~
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ear relief aofk
uinisfsr u f'ui,iit Instruction iiaf'd-
a,lfra a Serbs taprrtsft ~ Thf ~
n.fisif9 I'fnaf rpfrftFslsdtnf he iselar
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800 49, tl eaf 4 fpoassuffr vbtai.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

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ihs essentials. tiaf lNant aft ntAHs
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31
Wanted

WANTED Good second hand fufni-
iurc. will iay good pricse nhufH ~
-s--es -ss.-s.s-~---s. 90 s,---rs
WANTED Your safety mnaf blaios 81
shnratn single edge ztc per dorm.
dorilr e.lFe aar s. ~ Walto 2e7
South Tartabua phone SEQ ~
WANTED serana hand iafbc Tor
eafaar Rofk State slTe sn9 lsfier
Address r.. % no1 y. NoAlien. Tesas
~
WANTED a aecund hand busy ~
good rendifNsn iiuk a11 80
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

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the first issue,
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DISPLAY
AID YER TISIN G

open fiat rate per inch. per column
side. soc.
Same Sundays.
Standing display advertisements
Open rate per inch per month. 1900
Reading Notices
pur~ reading matter each insertion.
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Locals per line. each Insertion. irc.
Contracts for i.rge amounts % ad.
vcrtislng space on application at thit
sff,ce
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

GAIL uusiNEss iAFs 90 RATIOS.
WtfffiNNYnN 50 r @ef - saii
fr H ~ risefsff - shr Netiehpi
aufi ~ ltt Hbr ~ rnmmstcs
~ she iHnf ln4isp ih woshineisH
naDsns as aAa "A eea anrasnresi
bf Tf afnsiai in.ia "a aiaeue
sH,g wiz 81 i'W f4iifr4a mtpafioa efu-
costs anf 3. r4ftHiaflf ihs aDfh - the
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31
BUSINESS oAANcra

Can eftff enud PROSPECT 90 party who
understands opte r,pHifinei ceuifsi ia.
cslion aud ~ imui aiasa acceptance
Write o. cali aiN naifAlp street tia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31
HUNTERS NOTICE.

-Four WlHan. sifr repeating caroline NJ.
fieF fifte zach two Winchester
pmmpe Hahe dewnl ~ carh atml-
snpoteless ahrlls $1,000 ease amcha-
lcas 70 grams chilled shot tihee caer.
Roth suns ana ahelir arr new. lsnt fr,,n,
fnctnrY Rollins suppiy ca. phts =
1899. enc NiDck west fieh h Hotel as
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

Dor SALE rikeks0n's real estals And
abstract directory ~ y. : and CAnslla
isle edition. kesaiar prlcc $40, sm
tahc ~ ~ ~ walnn. Shame ~ az
FOR sAl.E splr,aa corset made ~
measure Resident appeanimsnts ~
Telephone Post card - letisr aistu
prompt attention. Mrs lufvnre Il.
noakley, cprsetisfrc. Residence. ga
ilueher i'hone iit1 offioe hours 4
80 9, Emg~uam Millinery. tis starr
street ~
TCr sAI-r More Lumber ana itites
lumber $3.50 pr thouaand W. G.
Hardin poooe st2 sassJ
FOR SALE Spnna Wasan. wheel
Automobile hand titck haih tube iAAa-
ierirs ice chcel ai at a BARGAIN ~
~ Tancahua street tsl
FOR sAl.E Motor hpat eisp even.
ruHc 'ntlnH AppN 1885 kin0en. rs
ron SALE one cord touring ear itls
model Al condition prize tsfe Ap-
piy chaddiek -caricf ine. iil
FOR SALE Lun.bcf iic 90 fis ref n.
az So. Tancahun sstrat tet
---aa-ss Ia4aIHeIea.
FOR SALE The usniAecs cafe. en-
90 fne sAst ffsianfahiH n iho ems
owner wants 90 retire fnm baNlness
Inquire the nigmaroh Gaze 81.
$1,000. .s--s.s -s~.. ---~~-.s
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost leiwsrn iani court School
ard SO Mesquite ono pair fllaats in
ease with nikon ~ Kettle name "a
them i.rtprn 90 saa Mesquite ~. FOR
reward eco
LOST NnD iron nfry hsree. Yesfs
old aisN ono BLACK mars muis 3 wears
90 both hmnird Az $500 rwarf
Win ho paid to thc psfsan noiiising me-
~ fhclr whereabouts Nnfn igN. ft.
.aFp $50 Corpus Chnsi. Tex isl
LOST sunday nfifrnauni diamopi
iasiiirrc sri with rrnfis hciAreu IAN
street ord Comp scurry RETURN ie
sol fiafk avsnuo 81
4UkTURN NOTICE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

iiNt = ALB "hf trade. five room house
extra lot. fine we'll water. Rocsport,
Texas Win take automobile OF basi-
ness in Corpus Christi Address AIRS.
Mary Ncttcr 1914 Tlger ST. tlg
---- - ------a--a-------- -------s--..
TOR ski.E Three Eoom house Ia good
condition located In Western part ~
tke city Easy 20 mcYe WIN soil At
reasonable insure on easy terms. Al
dress L.. 3D. noN s57. city. va
-as- a----a -----=--.t--s.a..s-.--s-..- ..-
foN SAtE A fnc &c ACRE chicken aud
iruck farm, 90 les s,uth of Corpus
Christi chicken & IcuDz.4Is horse aud
back VIII ucrifge: must he seen io
ie appreciated 'ickard A Preston.
il-l Railroad Ave, Phone sgs
liR SALE az 81 bargain. lot on phird
street Jar, cash. terms 10 auiG A. o..
ltoN 20. sa1
- ---a= ssHFaaHs
FOR SALE rs acres choice black land
two miles from Rohstuwn located on
public road and railroad, good farms on
tlisce sides, VIII accept good auto on
FIRST payment and give liberal terms
on balance. Also modern room cot
ngc close in on Chapatral street TO
trade Tor close Ia acreage. Baker
Wood Realty Co. se7
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31
llvs srcSK
cisTERns CLEANED.
HgLp wANrEo--FEnALe.

Colonial Hotel Wanted experienced
maid: viii consider Mexican, me.i
speak English. zsoA chaparrai -
w,SrED saiesiaay; one Accustomed
!. ssli ladies ready 10 wear and dress
GODS trade must h. aiie 20 speak
spanish and furnish Al refefencss
perln sis.eo per week. Katx Dry Goods
Co. sintcn. Texas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31
CHIMNEY su,lprno.

c7-mney rebuilt r. waller. pias.ll
Hotel, Phone SO. '"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31
Miscellaneous


NOTICE Bids are open for the de-
posnory OF the Robslown independent
school District funds. year beginning
sept 1916. ending Sept 1917. BIDS VIII
Dee received October 10Th. hight re-
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
Frenchman Says "Justice
Is Stronger Than Peace

The adress of Monster Marcel
knecht, of the faculty of the Univer-
stty of Nancy, France, and a member
OF the French press. delivered before
guests of Bishop and Mrs. Darlington
Yesterday afternoon at the See House,
touched on the war situation from a
Frenchman's point of view.
Regarding the peace offer just made
by Germany to her foes, Monster
Knecht said it was merely big bluff
and that peace now at Germans
terms means eventual worldwide
militarism." Declaring that Justice
is stronger than peace" he felt he
might voice the feelings of his coun-
tryment unofficially by saying that
in the face of the innocent blood shed,
the ruins OF once thriving and beau
tiful towns and the many insults" of
Germany that France will surely re-
fuse to consider this offer of Peace"
Monster Knecht was partially edu-
Gated at the University of Berlin and
has made a study of Germany and her
aims at first hand. He is a keen
student of European politics with re-
lation to tht war an dhas fought in
the trenches with the allies. A beauti-
full tribute to Americas helpfulness to
France in which he said France
means Friendship" closed most in
teresting talk. Bishop Darlington,
woh introduced the speaker, spoke aft
erward on the religious aspect of the
nations at war
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-14
Notes on Velada Espanola
to Be Held on Saturday

Those taking part are asked to meet
tonight in the John Y. Boyd hall at
1880 for a general rehearsal
The ten topics for the, progressive
conversation period follow: "El Hab-
lar 10 Iue Veo," lei Estudiar," "El
Conner" Las Facciones." ''Unas Pre-
guntas." Eel Pasear,' "El Vivir." "El
Vestir,'' IS Hasta Curando?"
Although the Velada Espanola was
originally intended for students only,
and so announced in the folder of
the School of Spanish, the students
report so many friends desiring to
come. that they have decided to here
by extend an invitation to all those
interested in Spanish to be present.
The first Spanish classes were
formed three years ago by the Y. w.
c, A. which gave the impetus to the
study whose remarkable growth is
watched with interest.
Mrs. w. l.. Forty, of 1893 North Sec
ond street. is home after n two weeks
trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ramsay. of
Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting their
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Greene,
of Market street.