Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 7, 1909, Page 8

WEDNESDAY Counci Bluffs I Bluffs SHORT COURSE NOT FIXED |t 3o Sl | of all rights to participate in the affairs of | ®ald corporation in this way would | work an unrevocable hardship on ali per. | sons who should be concerned in sald cor-| ¥ Council Bluffs Council Minor Mention The Ovuncil Biuffs Office of e Omota Bes s at 15 Soo¥t Serest Both Phonss 0. Butone royal road to heating It's a weary, wearing road up neorporatlon reide within W err- | Lewis Cutlr. faveral direetor. Phane 3. and down the cellar stairs trav- ‘.,.......M_“";':.,C:I:.":m P ; Nt rnee 7, € Dev s G eled by the householder who e S B R U s et | | agant heating methods to offset March winds. Itisthese need- less cares which make life mis-. erable— taking the time which might be given to agreeable duties, and the money which should go for needed comforts. Pletures and art novelties for Easter again at ‘the county farm was the | council last night, makes Twenty-fifth R &l vere weather no forcing is necessary gifts. C. B. Alexander, 332 Broadway. statement made before the Board of Super- | girpet the dividing line That portion of the RADIATORS BOILERS to send ample volume of warmth to BAIRD LONGENECKER & BOLAND, visors Monday afternoon by A. E. Nelson | ward lying Missouri rver, Im’d”“k". BEvH] Wb St Kb of the State Agricuitural college at Ames, | known as (ut-Off was formerly the | windward rooms, and in mild weather a low fire from a little coal makes just enough comfort—no fuel wasted. and Holding This Year Depends on St tion at Poor Farm. A. E. NELSON MAKES REQUEST ration 1t is aleo alleged in. the eiglit of the signers of the origina for incorporation reside within the t protest that only petition | - | Davis, druge. Lewis Cutler, fureral director. ‘Phone 31, tory posed inc Sntisfactors Reanlts Fxperiments Last Secured you ad Counetl use has 1at the holding of the st on o poor of the which becomes will meet in regular session this evening Star chapter, Royal Arch Masons, will meet In regular convocation this evening T regu! meeting the | Board of is scheduled for this evening Up-lo-date wall paper and work at reasonable prices. M South Main street. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners ts scheduled for this evening. M. G. Carter of Stanberry, Mo. train- master for the Wabash ralroad and Mrs. Carter are guests at the Grand hotel { Judge Snyder will make this morning an assignment of cases for the April term | of superfor court which was convened [ yesterday. i Rev. Henry De Long performed the mar- riage ceremony yesterday for Segol Olsor and Amanda M. Mattson, and Richard C. Shane and Mayme k. Johns, all of Omaha. Jimmie Dennis Willlams, the infant son {of Mr. and Mrs, J. Williams, 1515 Fifth avenue, dled vesterday morning from pneumonia, aged 1 month Mrs. M. F. Rohrer, who was taken sud denly and seriously fll while visiting her daughter Norway, Neb., about four weeks ago, 18 reported to slowly im- proving. President be a full adjourned Automoblle club. the rooms of the o'clock. The members of Ivanhos commandry, Knights Templar, will attend In a body the morning services on Easter Sunday at the First Congregational church. Sir Knights will report in full uniforra at 9:30 a. m. at the Masonle temple. The funeral of Bessie daughter of Mr. and Mrs R. Leuver, 1403 South Tweltih street, Who died Sunday morning, will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from the family residence and Lily camp, Royal Neighbors of America, who Is superintendent experimental | yecond precinct, the third | work. Mr. Nelson's appearance before the | precinct, board was to request that an appropriation | Councliman Bellinger Of $30, .the same as lust be the ordinance, placed to meet the expense of conducting the Twenty-elghth street, and the committee- periment station of-the-whole at its ting last week de at McClelland cided upon Twenty-third street. This did | The supervisors expressed themselves as | not meet With the wishes of the people of favorgble to making the appropriation, in | that section of the city and Twenty-fifth view of the fact that most satisfactory | street was finally docided upon. results were secured from the experimental | A resolution providing for the paving this | elation last year. 'The farmers took an | year of the following sireets was adopted mctive inferest in the station and derived | Ninth avenuo from Third street to east much berfefit from the experiments In seed | curb line High street srowing. 1t was declded, however, to con- | North Becond street sult with Superintendent Barritt of the | "Grand sireet from Second street to Fider poor farm. who had charge of the station, street before taking any action. Avenue B from east track of Chicago | g ester: vay pn Bleve e The Commercial cliib 1s WOrking to se- | By oo i rfoantn atreet, "ot the short course for Councll Bluffe to east curb line Thirteenth street Sixicenth avenue from east line of in the eastern end of the county, and was | perin street such & success that the people are Zleventh street from north curb line of | clamoring for it ugain. In his talk to the | Second avenue, produced, to Fourth ave- | supervisors Mr. Nelson let it be under- | Mifiar avenue from stood that the manageérs of the short | avenue to Story street course, which is conducted by the State Benton r|r.v«~§'v.-.,yz. sisted pn holding the course only Frank street there was an experimental station Madison avenue from Kappell avenue to The board, shortly after convening yes- | penp tree! S Kappell avenue from Madison avenue to terday morning for the regular quarterly [ Charles street session, roappointed Sherman Humphrey | Councilman Younkerman wanted Hyde as junitor of the county court house, fixing | avenus between Benton and Harrison his salary at $140, the same as last year. | street added to the list of streets to be Postmaster Hazelton in a communication | paved, but was voted down 1o the board asked if the government could A report from the special committee, con- obtain the use of the south court room with the four rooms back of it and the Jury rooms on the floor above, in which to bold the sesslons of United States court during the period occupled in the remodel- ing of the federal bullding, The board took sisting of Councilmen Jensen, Morgan and Bellinger, appointed to investigate the ex- the matter under advisement. It is likely that the accommodation sought by the tsting sldewalk contracts, brought forth a |purial will be in Fairview cemetery. vigorous protest from Contractor Wick-| A protest against the proposed Nishna- ham. Mr. Wickham said that he would | botna drainage ditch was filed yesterday not permit the cancellation of his existing | With County Auditor Innes. It bears about contracts, as the delay in completing them, | {1 :"fu';‘j“_“‘m"m‘::“":‘“’x’;'r‘_I"';, b i he asserted, was due to his faflure to se- | time the protest will be given attention government will be granted as soon as the | cure stakes from the city engineer. Harry M. Brown. clerk of the district supervisors decide on the rent which they | An invitation the council to attend | court, recelved notice yesterday from Dr. oughL to charge for the use of the rooms. | the mass meeting Wednesday evening at | Max Witte, superintendent of the state - - the club house of the West Councll Blurts | Vi e ®% 5o cllii® % former well-known Protest Against Crescent. Improvement club, when the matter of a | colored resident of this city. Jackson was The petition recently filed in the district | proposed free bridge across the Missour| | committed to the asylum nearly two years court for the incorporation of Crescent as | river between Council Bluffs and Omaha a town called for elghty acres to be In-| will be discussed, was received cluded within the proposed corporate lim- Its. Yesterday there was filed a protest bearing forty-one signalures against the proposition. The signers of the protest say that If the town Is to be Incorporated the territory to be ineluded within the corpor- ago. H Louls Larsen, 1728 Bouth Eighth street, complained to the poiice yesterday that his | ekt roommate, Soren P. Smith, a_young man | MANY | 28 years of age, had arisen earlier than he ate limits should comprise 19 acres. They ask that the court in appointing the com- missioners order that the territory to be | included in the corporation comprise the | 190 acres and not the ‘elghty acres only. monthly Education when he Introduced the dividing line year made 3 ex- poor farm wall paper at the county H. Borwick, me from Lawton Ter require one-third less coal than the average stove or furnace. In se- cure ain to | Avoca north line of Fifth be Prospect street to | D. Macrae attendance requests that there this evening at the meeting_of the Counell Bluffs The meeting will be in Commercial club at § in- where avenue to IDEAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators act like an auto- matic servant in silently, steadily meeting the sudden weather changes. No straining or burning out of parts, no rivets to loosen, no thin metals to warp, strip, or rust—fifty winters’ use will not wear them out; no repair bills needed. The possible 25% to 50% coal savings, labor savings, and protection to furnishings (no dust, dirt, or coal-gases in the rooms) soon repay the cost; a far better investment than money loaned at 6%. If you are tired of old- fashioned heating with its fire for- cing, uneven heating, fuel waste, of strain on patience and drain on pocket-book, let us show you the “royal road” to right heating of your building whether OLD or new, in town or country. Our booklets (free) contain complete, valuable information, and put you under no obligation whatever to buy. Mari J the Infant to AMERICAN Radiators are made in hundreds of shapes, heights, widths, and lengths to fit any con- wvenient space. 'They are also mads in many differ- ent ornamentations, as well as in plain styles. FIRES |l THE BLUFFS Chiet Oharles M. Nicholson Completes Annual Report, Charles M. Nicholson completed Monday his annual report of the fire de- partment. The report is for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1908. While the loss fvem fire during the twelve months covered by the report was only $23,975, as against over A No. 2-22 IDEAL_Boiler and 400 ft. of 38-in. ICAN Radiators, costing the owner , were used to Hot-Water heat this cottage. t of any reputable, competent Fitter. This did d varies Chief Alice . Brown, 1500 High street. had and left the house before Larsen dis- covered that his pocketbook contalning $53 The Including In the corporate limits of eighty acres only, the signers of the pro- was missing. o asked the police to locate A e T R mith and the missing money. 0. 2. er . o & 5 : 38 in. AMERICAN Radiators, costing the 166, were used to Hot- teat suy, “would deprive those who reside vithout. the limits of sald elghty acre Earl ¢. Brown and Miss Norma M. David, both of this city, were quietly married in | foat this covtide: oo Lincoln, Neb., Baturd afternoon. Both | 2 Mr. and Mrs. Brown were formerly con- At these prices the goods can be bou net include cost of labor, pipe, valves, freight, etc., which installation is extra ltched and Burned Terribly—Arms Affected, Too—Could Not Move nected with the Nebraska Telephone com- gt 5 o Yo b T b Thumbs Without Flesh Cracking | pany. 'They are for the present making | thelr home with the groom's mother, Mrs — Sleep and Work Often Impos- sible—Was Fairly Worn Out, ber of fire alarms reached a total of 176, the largest number during any one year in | the history of the department, and an in- | crease of twenty-seven over the number | Auring the previous year. With a prop- erty loss of only $28.975, there was insurance to the amount of $347,824 Involved. The following shows the number of fire alarms, insurance involved and loss by | fire by months for the year ending March 8, 1%0: Insurance $300,000 during the preceding year, the num- | Willtam F. Bopp of Washington, D. C, | was the guest over Sunday of his brother- in-law, Charles C. Cook, 0 First avenue, Mr. Bopp is on his way to Seattle, Wash., to take up his dutles as assistant custodian of the government building at the Alaska- Yukon exposition. Mr. Bopp held a similar position at the Jamestown exposition Alleging cruel and Inhuman treatment | Mrs. Mariett. Perrine has filed original notice in the dlstrict court of suft for divorce from Charles Perine The \m(fl“ will be asked to issue an order wyhv)nhvx’ the dofendant from receiving the insurance | money on their home and furniture which | were destroyed by fire a few davs ago. Alarms. 17 ais 28 A8 1 Involved. $ 20,000 34,260 10,700 Lo April, 198, $ 1,83 May, 198 June, 1908 July, 1908 August, 1908, 7 September, 1908 " 06 | October, 1908......... 28 1,608 | November, 1908 7 4 | December, 1908 January, 1909 February, 1909, March, 1906....... 3,935 | 2015 | 863 23,976 | | Woodbine, | The plaintiff will ask to be awarded $00 sut of the insurance money. Fred Ehlert of Magnolla, Ta.. Jennie Beebee of Beebeetown were mar- ried Sunday afternoon at the residence of Rev. James M. Willlams, pastor of Broad- way Methodist church, who assisted Rev P. M. Jacobs of Bilver City In performing the ceremony, which was witnessed by a | number of relatives of the bride and groom. | Mr. and Mrs. Ehlert left Sunday evening for a wedding trip to Denver, They will make their home on the groom's farm near | and Miss Abatement bonds in the sum of $2,600 ench ouis, Ran Public Showreome and Warehouses located at Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadeiphi mal City, Denver, Seattle, AN_E_]_{ICNNRADIATUKCGMPKNY Write to Dept. N-80 413-417 South Tenth Street, Omaha, Nebraska Buffalo, Plttsburg, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Atlant: Francisco, Brantford (Ontario), Lendon, Paril e ISSP Indianapol , Milwaukee, Minneapolie, rlin. Iowa SOLONS WANT NO MORE PAY Iowa Legislature Votes Against an Increase of Salary. at create a board physicians. Io some of the The house laid on The house will app tee at once. hospitals maintained one school of medicine. wa by the table a bill to to license for chiropractice oint a sifting commit- Bar on Cigarettes. Real | were filed yesterday in the district court ADDED CASH FOR VETERINARIAN ‘The most Interesting bill passed today by New Line”f;c;m Kansas City to Gulf of Mexico French Capitalists Will Furnish Funds for Extension of Okla- homa & Gulf Road. and the end of the our own trains from gult.” tind the third may Kansas City o vear Honor Prize for Indian H. C. Cloud of Winnebago, Neb, Takes Rank at Yale with Juniors. J {in the saloon injunction case brought by These transfers were reported to The Bee | M. 8. Odle, attorney for the lowa Anti- April 5 by the Pottawattamie County Ab-lfiflln(m league against F. R' Cunningham stratt company of Councll Bluffs: of the Hoffman bar and Neumayer-Mer- | it g S i gens, proprietors of the Neumayer hotel | Vlyshes. 3. Lewis and wits to-Jons bar. In the Cunningham case the bond was T A0 e S parnaM Lar w6 RI filed by the First Naticnal bank owners 3t Rathiwe’ end wife ot tukince: of the building. In the case of Neumayer Wil e ot iDitess & Mergen, Jacob Neumayer and J. P. Hess Bayliss' 24 addition Councti are the sureties Bluffs. w d F b The casee in police court against George W. Squire and wife to Ferdinand W. Monre of Omaha, who on March 21 A. Baar, lot 4, block 15, Howard's ran his automobile into the wagon of J. D. addition to Counell Bluffs, w d...... Barnett on Lower Broadway and again on George W. Smith and wife to Fentan Monday of last week whil oute L 0 E. Roff, lot 3, Damon's lst addition ran into and knocked down George to Council Blutfe, w d . Kuhn, a street car conductor, were dis- BEdith_Bacon nlllii husband to Arthur missed yesterday for lack of prosecution H. Read, lot 3, block 9. Morning The civil action brought by Barnett in the side addition to Councll Bluffs, w d iibasior RAOre Smminet et as Ao dlbe Wposh Hess 894 wrife. 1. Agatt Qavalt nissed. Moore pald Barnett $0 for his Blults w4 9 ORI | damages and expenses and it is understood e reached an amicable settlement with Kuhn Havs and wife to ¢ “lark, Ton JAnye and wifs to Gleoree M, Clyek. | The attachment on Moore's automobile was Oakland, q ¢ d Jens C. Jensen ‘and wife Members of the local fodges of Knights Christensen, wiod feet of of Pythlas are making preparations to en- 10, hiock 8 Bayliss' 3d tertain on April 4 the tri-district conven Council Bluffs, w d tlon of the Bleventh, Seventee Arthur H. Read and wife Twenty-fourth distriets of Iowa, Bacon, 31 feet of lot 2, ing pine counties in the southweste Bayliss' 24 addition €0 of ihe state. An attendance of at wl‘-lllum w d . 400 members of the order is e {am G. Blake. unmarried, to Tsane City Solicitor Clem F. Kimball, niembe of ‘the judiciary committee of the grand |lodge of lowa will be master of cere Cherniss, lots § and 10, hlock 27. Rail road addition to Council Bluffs, w d monies. The principal speakers at the con- vention will be Grand Chancellor Ward E. Gould. unmarried, to Willlam G. Blake, lots 9 and 10, Block 27, Rail- road addition to Council Bluffs, w d 100 | gzl Moo 20, M0 5 N "Mecloy o 15,42 | Corydon, Dr. F. W. Porterfield of Atlantic ® | Bernard’ Murphy_of Vinton, C. C. Dowell | of Des Moines, W. M. Denney of Omaha Ben 1. Sallinger of Carroll. In evening there will be work in the third rank and refreshments will be served the senate was one forbiding the smoking of cigarettes by any person under the age of 21 except in the presence of his parent or guardian. The bill has not passed the house and 18 not likely to do so. KANSAS CITY, Aprll 6.—That a new rall- road extending from Kansas City to the Gulf of Mexico will be in operation within three years was the statoment made by Willlam Kenefick, who is constructing the Oklahoma & Gulf rallway from Wagoner, Okl, to Calvin, Okl., and who returned from France today. Mr. Kenefick has se- cured the support of a number of French capitalists in the new venture. He an- nounced today that a bond lssue has al- ready been arranged abroad which will be sufficient tp extend the line from Calvin to Denison or Sherman, Tex. Mr. Kenefick says he has the assurance that the funds | necessary fo build the line north from Wagoner, OklL. to Joplin, Mo, will be avallable as soon as the road is bulit to Texas. If a connection cannot then be made with some existing raliroad Mr Kenefick will proceed to build his own line from Joplin to Kansas City ‘It Is altogether probable,’ the Missouri, Oklahoma & will operate its own tracks from Kansas City to Texas within A survey has been made for the road south from Texas, CUTICURA SOON CURED | HIS FEARFUL ECZEMA e State Superintendent for Higher Pay, sldering Previous Action in the Negative. Siated Seuntors Recon- BOSTON, Mass., April gram.)—H. C. Cloud of Winnebago, Neb., has won a place in the highest honor list in literary and oratorical rank in the junior class at Yale collegd. Cloud will speak at the junior exhibition April 2, with several others, and the best speaker will be gl the first Teneyck prize, second only in th academic department to the Townsend prize. WASHINGTON BANKER GOES TO LEAVENWORTH Thomas M. Hayes, Convicted of Em- bezslement, is Given Five- Year Term. WABHINGTON, April 6.—Five years in the Fort Leavénworth, Kan. penitentiar: was the sentence today imposed by Justic Gould In criminal court here upon Thoma M. Hayes, former recelving teller of American Natlonal bank, convicted esday of embezziement and misappilca v of the funds of that TY was the minimum by statute 6.—(Speclal Tele- ‘About a year ago an itching humor began to appear around the back of my hand, It started in to spread, and pretty soon it covered both my hands and got up over my wrists and even urning were terrible. My hands got all scaly and when I scratched, a5 1 was doing a ,ood part of the time, the surface would be covered with blisters and then get raw. The eczema got so bad in around the pit of my ltumbl that I could not move the thumbs ‘without deep cracks lrpeu‘m‘. 1 went to my doctor, but his medicine could only stop the itching and did not seem | to | my hands u{v at all. At night 1 suffered ‘so kudulli' that 1 could not sleep, often lying awake until well toward then waking up stil tired. I am a chef and steward by trade and 1 had to give up my place, as my hands were so terrible to look ‘at that they did not like to have me around about the food. I could not bear to touch them with water, but when I positivel had to my hands clean I would rul them with oil. “This sort of business went on for three months and 1 kept trying zinc and tar ointments and such remedies with no particular benefit. 1 did not know what to do, for I was fairly worn out. For a long time several friends kept asking me why I didn't use Cut cura and &t last 1 thought 1 would. First 1 the Cuticura Soap, then Cuticura Ointmont and at last Cuticura Resolvent. I put the Cuticura Oint- ment on at night, covering my hands with light cotton gloves. In the morn- ing the inside of the gloves would be lined with scales, sometimes half as long as your finger, leaving nice healed places where the scales had been. In & month I was cured and have kept so pow for nine months. My hands and arms are perfectly clear of all traces of eczema and I think I am well rid of it. Walter H. Cox, 16 Somerset St., Bos- ton, Mags. Sept. 25, 1908." Gutiepra Remediesurg aoid (rougtous the wesd tn, Corpe e Frope. - Beston. Matshs Free. Cuticurs Book o Bkia Diseaser on State Vouchers A bill was introduced today by the com- mittee retrenchment and reform to provide that all vouchers filed on expense accounts for the state be in duplicate and one copy g0 to the auditor and the other to the executive council. It also makes changes in the law as to thc printing of the annual report of the council reducing its cost about half and saving $2,50. 8 1 b *(From a Staff Correspondent.) 4 DES MOINES, April 6.—(Special)—The | senate Monday passed the bill to |increase the annual allowance to the state | veterinary department from $7,500 to $11,000, {also a bl provide for enumeration of | deat ana blind persons and reconsidered jand passed the bill to ralse the state | superintendent's salary to 33,000 a year. The | house defeated a twenty-four to fifty-one to e the governor immediately yrganize the pharmacy commission, also defeated a bill to increase the salary of legislators to §1.000 per session. The senate Killed off bill to make |the county the unit instead of the city in the matter of tor saloons. on J. Saints Reach Lamoni. Hundreds of Mormons arrived in La- | moni tonight to aitend the annual conven- tion of the reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Joseph Smith, the venerable president of the church, will preside at the conference, by of bill T vote a to to Soren lots & and addition to » said he, “that Gulf railroad trains over its own to ' Bdith block o Counefl Death Bed Marriage. the B. Dewey, & newspaper man, and Miss Hazel Willlams were married Sat- urday when it was thought that Miss Wil llams would die. She is better now and it is thought that she will recover. Th"l couple had been engaged for some time and planned be marrfed in June i conaént Sae Affects Two-Cent Fare. B The house took up this morning as a | special order the Meredith bill to | the office of commerce counsel, the same bill that which last week lesaly slaughtered In the senate. The plan is to give the atiorney general & speclal assistant to care for the work of looking after transportation questions, and espe clally to appear the Rallroad com- mission, the Interstate Commerce com- mission and the state executive councll The plan has been bitterly fought by t nstitution two years extension create & . of Woman Prisoner Escapes When Shackles Removed as was merei- 100 Total, eleven transfers DISPENSARY FUND INVOLVED South Carolina Case Decided in Faver of Commission by Supreme Court. Death of Ploneer. Henry lehman, & years old to Des Molnes in 1861, died had large interests in lowa who tonight came before He ! M age Licenses Licenses to wed were to the following: Lo e € Vice President 8. Cass of the i to Retl and Traffic Manager L. Great Western rallway will retire from active service about May 1 He will retire to Waterioo and take | up the management of the Waverly & | Cedar Falls Railroad company and devote | {his time to the Waterloo street raiiroad | system. i {STATEMENT BY DR. ELIOT, He Says He Has Nelther Ace Nor Declined Post of Ambassador to Britain, issued yesterday ATHENS, April 6—Kate O'Dwyer. | the young woman who was shackled and forced to work on the chain gang, made ner escape here last night The woman, who s said to be comely had been sentenced to the gang for twelve months for disorderly conduct. The tence was suspended on condition that she Jeave the country and never return. She returned A month ago, was arrested and ordered shackled and chained day and night as the desperate male convicts we The case attracted much attention, G ernor Smith took it up, and the pr commission issued an order that no wom prisoner, no matter what her offense was was ever (0 be shackled The woman escaped by cutting the of her cell, and it is believed she had side assistance. She was convicled misdemeanor. Her case will g0 to supreme court, Age law commissioner court of the of the Justice sen bars commission, White If you have backache and urlnary troub les you should take Foley's Kidney Rem _iedy to strengthen and build up the kid | neys so they will act properiy, as a serious Gold | kidney trouble may develop. Soid by all | | druggists. the | 1 | { to »e sure It is Wa Medal Flour. This L of " absolutely A. A. CLARK & CO. LOAN MONEY HORSES, CATTLE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE flmmnnmnrmmmnnm, ! Twenty Years of Successful Business. MAIN AND BROADWAY, OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS. No conpection with the firm calling themselves Clark [ BOTH PHONES 217. TWo'F BRI, S, k for Liberty and kidney trouble is of Dr. King's New For sale by Beaton no less e box | railroads. 1t s believed that the chief Name and residence held by the state dispensary P 1 PSRaaFy LRICDARS 5, QLikSe:: ROANA tve10e:esis1 {out of the lowa tare Today control of the governor instead of the attorney genera! i in favor of law enforcement and the bill ernor authority to name the new assistant | CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 6.—“All new TABOR, Ia, April &—(Special )—Tabor | the post will doubtiess be considered In the senate unauthorized,” sald { on May 6. This meeting will be addressed was reported here today that President No Discrimination tor Dectors. cott. pastor of the Mayflower church at takes from the hospitals the exemption | from stomach, liver than M s offer of $2,00 condl- WABHINGTON, April 6.—The ""“l’”‘! opposition lies In the fact that the new Segol Olson, Omaha 2-cent was declded by the supreme {it became known the had the bill would be opposed much less. s before the senate contemplated giving him Iowa College Will Raise Money to | to the attorney general. In the house the | paper reports purporting to emanate from college will Inaugurate a vigorous cam | are Presi- | again, though when it was printed objec- in an | by friends of the college in Tabor and | | | Bliot had not yet formally declined the The house pas & bill to change the Bloux City, la. The effort will lavolve the where It is shown (hat thers has been di made when a ned on W of §75,00 more. Carnes rai South Carolina dispensary case, imvolving | gaee position will probably have to deal with the disposition of about $800,000 of dispen- | Amanda M. Mattson, Omaha :.,,, fight soon to be |:\aw|| for the knocking . Richard C. Shane, Omaha \ 3 that rallroads United States today iIn favor | agreed that if the new position could be the opinion being by I abor Goes After | placed under the | C' 2 F d The present _ arnegie Fund |fime enerai has taken s decidea siand 1l power accept his assistant. The sen- Meet Conditions of Steel ate may consider the bill giving the gov- | Magnate, | measure was discussed and considered at| me that I have cither accepted or declined | |lrnxll\, and then passed & to 2. The bill ambassador Great Britain | | paign for increase In endowment and a maintenance fund, with a meeting at Tabor dent Charles W. Ellot interview to- tion was made by Sanders and Gilllland to | gqy | its going on the calend neightoring places, and by Rev. Fred W. | Long of Huron, 8. D, and Rev. E. C. Wol- | post. law as to the exemption of hospitals from | taxation under certain conditions. The biil | A ralsiug of & maintenance fund for $5.0m for five years, and money to crimination as between the doctors of ml~{l.fla Pills is bought 1s intended to strike | Drug meet e ferent schools. This Co.