Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 4, 1910, Page 3

& : THE BEE WEDN OMAHA, DAY, MAY 4, 1910, ~ i f et [ % I\ebras'(a \ Nebraska BOARD RAISES l(AII,RUADS etr Tl 16, Reaien TOAE NuSReTion ot (R fact that anld by the eaxe for homw onsimption during the last year. Myrton State Assessment Body Increases 1. rearnca appeared for the appeliee and Values One Million. W. R. Patrick for the appellant, L. D Holmes writing the brief for the latter | Tt was the contention of Mr. Learned GOVERNOR AT POLITICAL SESSIQN | tha' selling beer by the case for home consumption, wag not selling at retail. The v same price {8 charged the consumer as is Members Wait for Him In Valn and charged the retail saloon. The brewing Declde to Go Ahead with did not sell liquors or wines and did not Work In His Abe | permit the opening of a case and drink |ing beer on its premises and neither did | sence, |it know, whether persons ordering a case ¢ beer were ordering for a saloon or for (Prom a Staft Correspondent.) \ome sonsumption, had been in vogue for LINCOLN May —(Special Tele- |years and no objection had ever before $ram.)~The State Board of Assessment as- | been filed against it. and police boards vessed the rallroad property of the state 778l ent brewers from own- | ‘oday without a speech having been made or ning retail saloons and had no by any rafiroad tax agent. The Increase |bearing on this case over the valuation last year Is 81,161 Mr. Patrick argued thut the brewery had The increase is confined to the Chicago, | sold retail during the last vear St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha and the and fore it was not entitled to a , Kearn Central City and North Platte|llcense. He argued that to sell and deliver branches of the Union Pacific. This makes |beer to the homes, constitutes retal the total full value of all raliroad property | dealing. in the state $278,%03.217 Dr. Johnwon Convieted. The board met yesterday, but did noth- Dr. W, H. Johnson, who was convicted of Ing, as Governor Shallenberger had to B0 | performing a eriminal operation, has not to Emerson to deliver a political speech. ' yet k This morning the board waited an hour cle the governor, and he failed to up Thoke present were Brian, Junkin and Barton. After an informal discussion the board concludeé to make the assess ment at and this was done. The vote was unanimous. No other railroad valuation in the state was changed. A W. Scribner of the Union Paclfic reached the state house just a moment after the work had Been concluded, so did not get sentenced. The jury ency. Affidavits Show ‘ Raising Receipts | by Country Club recommended show Cowles, once, to deliver hix speech. The following table Grand Island thcml Under Fire ll *hoWs the changes | Result of Examination by Ex- XBENS Er MR pert Accountant. ‘‘nlon Pacifie Kearney branch Central City bran GRAND ISLAND, Neb. Neb. May 3. ~(\';'m‘4'|mx‘; k‘l:"u ... .$17,600-20.%0 Telegram.)—That Count I'he action of the State Board of Assess- |’ Powell raised a recapt by ! . S5 1AL, an employe In his office in 1% ment today marks the whortest time on |t M AR T OUATe record that any Nebraska board ever com- |2 Pt B00 S tUEES i e bleted the valuation of this class of prop- |y, o repomt to the county hoard today by L e QEDEDT 1S “HENSDRSH 6" CUNLOM J. H. Harrison, recently employed by the Of the Resersing board to listen to addresses |yt [HTUROL TR BMEONEL of rallroad.tax agents and spend many offices of the clerk, judge and sheriff and weeks in consideration of the question. o | o0 Pf Ihe Serk: JARE far as the present board fs concerned it It was further shown that Mr. Powell has urrived at the conclusion that it could fix | oiaineq the excess feas of the last thie he vajuation of the property just as well | "o biee the FReses fom OF TIE fotll on_ the reports made as it could by listen- (NI AICUACDE to TOTE (R S MO ik to (he tax agents recite thelr pleas (0r | yo. " pogan nis work. This afterncon Mr. a rediotion Pcell's attorney, F. W. Ashton, presented The buard met yesterday and would have o yoa1q with a recelpt for the differenve | dunc the work at that time had GOVErnor iy, yne amounts claimed to have been re- | Shallenberger been present, but in his ab- | it (T8 BMOURLE CRED 10 0 S the rence the board postponed action for one [T VeS BY the LV YOMIE O | Aoy, GG WAS cxpiqtad: tha cniet X' | For a time today the accountant was put time, would ‘B¢ on hand this morning, but |, "o LT EE R N RO eeured atterXWaliing. until the trainy from the |8, SCRRERRINIE Tl O8O rettand. €6 thé northeast had arrived, the board went | o BTECRVE O Al e the sum ahead and did the business. Inasmuch as| o *€ FAE WIS IE FEEIVER B aeelved the governor went to Bmerson to deliVeri, g yaq no investigated the receipts of a political speech, thus neglecting the im- portant work of the board, the concluded to waste no more time but go ahead and do the work This afternoon the board met again and added to the Burlington the 9.8 miles of new road from Lincoln to Denton. This valued at $5,000 a mile, which in- cieases the total valuation that much, other deputf Later the accountant showed the receipis | signed by the young women, the amounts! being admittedly in Poell's handwriting. In an affidavit attached the report Miss Sutherland declares that when she ived tie final payment she was axked by Mr Poell to sign the receipt n blank, whici she did. The difference was paid by Poell Metealfe Jumps In Fight. 0 the county treasurer vesterday. The ac Richard L. Metcalfe has come to the oountant's report, it appears, was aid of Mr. Brvan in trying to line up the ., Appil 2. leglelators In favor of an extra session| pPoell's attorney declared for the submission of the initiative' and | time Mr. Poell hud been L 'fg ndun: ~.|hie was being robted by some one in his TN M ETERite Thikes excebtion {0 the edi- office, but was ready to make good the | torfal in the World-Herald in opposition | difference as excess fees and was out just | {0 the extra session, or rather ita intimated | that amount of money. Mr. Ashton de-| oposition, and in a ietter the editor | clared that if a complete investigation were of that paper he glves him reasons for pad it would reveal a diffrrent state of wanting the extra seslon affairs than was indicated on the face of are many here who believe that! (he reports and the receipts. aF. the Mr. Hitchcock will finally be forced to|county board has merely received the re- take sides fn opposition to Mr. Bryan and | port and placed it on file. members on him, to was closed that convinced for some | that to make the fight against his extra session| poell was first elected five yes ago. program. Should thie be brought about, |mainly out of sympathy for having los = T = theso same people then think Mr. Bryan 'a limb in the saving the live of Paul| Wheat considerably. Many predict at least | thorough organization of the county work. |leased, valued at $39.49. On town will be forced to run for the sendte in| {'ssary, the little son of the agent at ©One-third and others claim less. It is!Half the schools were represented and one property fourteen filed of the vaiue | opposition to the ditor of the World- | powell, Neb., while a fireman on a freight | cl2imed by traveling salesmen that York | third had made the regular reports irouriesn Feliated Valusdin Herald train. His wife recently sued him for a |COuUnty wheat is in better condition and - - last pe | Opposition on the part of the Omah|givorce in Lancaster county, but Poell later | PFOises a larger viefd than in many other | GQUSTER PHYSICIAN IS DEAD | BEATRICE—The board of managers paper to the extra session and Mr. Brayn's | went to Raymond, where Mrs. Poell was °¢Ounties in this state. | L\"’,,,,‘“;f”,',:“‘} ,fl‘,:' ’,'fl ..:,\‘”,l".”l.'f;l‘:”‘f offie plans, it is \'"‘“‘;‘»“" here :‘! ""'""“"‘"r at the time of the filing of the suit and [Dr. A. E. Robertxon of Mason City, [J. L. Schick, prestdent: H. L. H would give Mr. Bryan ample reasons for g o o b Fo . o Vice president; Elwood B i i Do R |Bars Go Down & itk of T e, P Not n Bik Town Elther. Regardiess of the fight among the demo- crats, people are still buying automobiles ¥rom Hooper one dealer wrote in for four- teen registration numbers, ‘Man Wanted for Murder Captured ‘ Near Broken Bow! Electricul Men The Nebraska Electrical Meet. association be- j gan a three days' session at the Lindell hotel at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. The assoclation s made up of the electrical | Sheriff Kennedy and Detective from | Jobbers of th estate, and about twenty-five were present at the opening session, be \ sldes representatives of the various whole le electrical firms from Nebraska and from cities outside the state, Chicago Arrest Italian Under Indictment in Chicago. BROKEN BOW, —Sheriff Kennedy, Neh,, in ¢ May mpany 3.—~(Special.) Governor Works Hard. with Julian | Though he neglected the meeting of the Rernacchl, a well known police detective State Hoard of Assessment Governor Shal- |of Chicago, made an tmportant catch near ' lenberger stopped off In Lineoin 1on& | Merna last night in the person of Antolne enough this afternoon to catch a train for | Montato, charged with the murder of a Tecumseh, where he speaks tonight at a Chicago saloon keeper or the evening of demoeratic banquet. The governor spoke | April 23 last last night at Emerson, missing a meetng | Montato, who has been working with tic of the State Board of Assessment to keep Burlington road crew under the assumed that appointment with the democrats !name of Salvator Aganzino, was found by Brewer's Case Argued. the officers hiding behind a farm barn. Flc The case of J. M. Leldy™" against Metz made little resistance when arrested and Bros. Brewing company of Omaha, whero Was bronght here today \n the appellant seeks to have reversed the | Montato with two others is charged with tcclslon of Judge Estelle of Omaha, that entering Contanzeros' saloon April 2i, en ticing the proprietor to a back room and T =" shooting him three times through the hea1 FAMILY FOOD before robbing him. Oriep; Toothsomte and Bequires o Two of the alleged murderers wer Cooking. rested and one confessed. Montato =0t frio way. Detective Bernacch! with great dif. A little Boy @own In N. C. asked hia TiCUILY tralled hix man to Rroken Bow and mother to write an account of how Grape. W!th the assistance of Sheriff Kennedy | Nits? 1000 Ike' Thlned thiie uxly finally located him with the rallroad gany | several miles northwest of here She ways Grape-Nuts was first brought “O\ Mr. S gl ot S Ml g Bernacchi Is ove of the four ltallan 8.4 detectives of Chicago who handle the Black | While I was there I used the food|HAnd cases and is one of the personal staff regularly. 1 gained about 15 pounds and “f Assistant Chiet Schuettier felt so well that when I returned home b 1 | began using Grape-Nuts in the family esed _Hospital fer York, e YORK., Neb, May 3.—(Speclal)—At a My litle 18-months-old baby shortly MeeUNE of the York Commercial club atter being weaned was. vers. I with Called for the purpowe of promoting and ympepaia and teething. She was sic|DUdINE a hospital, Rev. Dana Colgrove nine weeks and we tried everything. Shel Of the Episcopal church of York submitted Decame mo. emaciated that 1t yas peinfu) DUe prints and plans of a hospital that will be v 10 handle her and we thought we were er the supervision of a board of ¥0ing, to lose her. One day a happy G/Tectors, residents of York, and maintained thought urged me to try Grape-Nuis DY the dlocese of Nebraska. The pro Foaked in w iittle warm milk posed hospital wiil be bullt of brick and W “Well. it worked like & charm and she ON® &nd as near fireproof as can be Segan taking 1t regularly and improv-| "Wt 1t will contain seventeen rooms, a ment set in at once. She is now getting OPCTAUNE room and evers modern con- well and round and fat as fast as possible Venience, and when finished will be one and on Grape-Nuts. of the best equipped and modern sanitary ‘Some time ago several of the family| hospitals in Nebraska. This, with the two ~ere stricken with La Grippe at the same Private hospitais. will probably be sutfi-| ime, and during the worst stages we ¢i°nt for some time. 1t is proposed that *ould not reMsh anything in the shape of| citizens will subsciibe at least $.600. food but Grape-Nuts and oranges, every thing else nauseating us York Wheat in Good Condition. ‘We all apbrectate what your famous, YORK. Neb, May 3.—Rain commenced *oed has done for our family. { falling Sunday night and all day (he ground Read “The Road to Wellville” found has been receiving & good soaking. Just n pkgs. “Phere’s a Reason Wivai Benelit 1he rain will be to the winter Bver yead the above letter? A mew ome' W' ‘At s at this time somewhat of & guess appears fiu time to ttme. They are gen- The dry weather of the last ninety davs uine, true, and full of human interest, |and the high winds have damaged the| I'. 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For full information address BLISS TOWNSITE COMPANY Bliss, Idaho BORROW HOME MONEY For the purchase or erection of a home, for paying off your present mortgage, or for business or other legitimate T: N .| 'MASON cITY > y 3.—(Speclal.)— .County Superintendent purpose. well Known citizen and leading physician | tion \‘:v;lxl'jf“{“ nax And raigtives and hes | We have an abundance of money on hand, insuring of Custer county, dled at his home here |versity, where he i% professor of 1anguagas. £ iberal s of r versity, where he ig professor of la es y hedbi al terms of repayment. Excise Board Rule Twelve Will Be ‘his morning of pneimonia, aged 8 vears At the close of school, Prof. § prompt action. Libers Bay . A 3 He was a native of Clissfield, Mich., and a |leave for Europe, to be gon y a v : ER 5 0 o Repealed and Lincoln Will Be graduate of the Michigan university of Ann "':,;_M“ R st Batreal Charge no commissions and require no renewals, '| NEBRASK! Admiral Uriel Sebr \a " Dry and Wet Together. Arbor and of the Rush Mcdical colleg of | of tha iinited States nace®is. poreoaores | Call for booklet. Chicago. He located at Ashton, Sherman | visit with his cousin, Robert Payne, and county, in May, 1893, and two ycars later family, “Atter forty-three years of active ( = = (From a Staff Correspondent.) removed to Mason City. He leaves a wite | oy verr, 1§ a8 been placed on the retired | » will be down May 9. Lincoln wiil be wide a prominent ard leading citizen of this|He will remain several days. | open on that date and every man, woman community and his untimely death fis ‘-\"rli'h\»"!\'.} CITY — The 1l-year-old 1614 Ha.mey Street, Omaha. and chlld In the city who has the price | greatly deplored. The fat ess which | daughter of County Commissioner and M : 3 Shild in the city who has the price greatly deplored. The fatal flness which|jumes “White, died Sunday at their home |l Geo. F. Gilmore, President. Paul W. Kuhns, Secy. may ship in a case of beer or more and 1t 'causel his decath was cont eted while at- | ne Palmy after und. will be delivered to any home in Lincoln. | tending to professional duties during the |cal operation for appendicitis. o £ And the police wili not interfere, and |severe cold weather of ten days ago. FllL ke hald at.Ealmyre, Weinesday will anyone else. This the date upon Romun at Nebrasks City, the memory of the young miss. | carpenter and son that can be secured | which the repeal of Rule 12 becomes ef-| NEBRASKA CITY, May cial.) NTINE-Mr, N. T. Field and My. |15 busy. A large amount of "”\‘.\,“1”.",',4\ morning it was monstrated beyon c enamored with the 18-vear-old daugh Py ‘, ant. e at JL.,TON—The Board of Education met | ity has contracted for and work day and considered plans for the doubt that the membe are not able ter of Mat ch, whe was working about 8 to start at onee and will be JoBy _an 1 “ lding y‘ h will be b h a | vushed through with a larg®gorce of me R0 sohool -Bujiaing, . wiich 1 the present to get together on any plan to|the hotel whe e boarded, and the ad- | fushed through with & largh 48 of men and for which the bonds have al-| make the city wet and still keep it dry. Mr. | Miration was mutual. so they tried to elope | Tl “Mi pield will et as Supersismg been voted. The srchitestural work Powell stlll Insists that his dispensary ls|Sunday morning, but the train for O engineer for the city Iwood, B. D:, and g soon aa the the best proposition yet proposed, while the Was five hours late and they were arr . BEATRICE—The Boagd of Edu met | bonds are sold, active work will begin, mayor wants to “wait awhile" Mr. Harpe L the depot whilo waiting. The voung man | Tuesday night ana ofgRnized fo : ANSLEY—County division petitions are ham has not yet offered a plan yWas put in jail and the girl turned over to | ot A, (upee QN hote out and being freely signed. The new v)|(\\ During the discussion this m 1g Mayor | hel' parents, as she was but 16 years of age. | Miss nce Liddicott, seeret ision lines places elghty acres in Broker Tos o R A BRI e parents. aceriamed. that the souns | Dhoree Snbltiog oocked she shool 't "ce | Bow upon “which the "old umed court| § Toothache Gum “1 don't care anything about what you K Man came of a fine family in Oregon and | N Wf‘:fl” n»nrvhq-gn I'xz-««;x..V\nlk Custer county. Then about two-thirds of | The only remedy that stops toothacbe think.’ ad of belng a tramp or something of oyl ool ie g oy B R tie balance of the ity of Broken Mo L RS, I'm sure 1 don't give a damn for your that kind had something like $1,200 in cash | total enrollment of the schools was 2, a9pw i with Arbor CoNY LB the cavity and prevents decay. s o W I8 located and the balance of the cit Imitations do not dothe work. See that opinfons,” retorted Powell. and drafts on his person The parents HOLDRF The county jail has been|of Broken Bow will go into Rose county ou get Deut's Tootkache G At all M PAwAll Tnalatad. that Inaymuchiss the HEinAINE T not willing to give up her | completely dismantied ani u'-,.m.h.l.u)T for | in which Aneley will be the l.~;mmg town ruggists, 16 cents, or by mail. ; y R i e S B the occupation of the county officers. They | The way the plan for dividing Custer a board would not adopt his ideas it was up |lover, consented to th ARTHS have now practically finished moving into| county will now come before the voters Denf’s Corn Gum '12“'.;‘ ta thattiaty Mr. Harpham to figure father went with the couple to Omaha, | the rooms, which will serve them until the | (eonto will be the leading town in the new €. 5. DENT & CO., Detrolt, Mich. out something better. So matters romain. | Where they were married at the home of | completion of the new court house. Men | proposed Albany county, Callaway will o 8, o Dtrolt, Mok, st n Coun an Hoppe Introduced (1is brather, Be d Loe Al are already at work preparing to move the he the leading town In the new proposec " Last night Councilman Hoppe Introduced (Rix br " } ) I‘l h, and left, for| g’ ‘ourt house from ita present site to| Arbor county: Sargent will be the leading A resolution calling on the exclse board .w‘ egon, w l-‘ e they will make their future) the country, where it will be taken by|town in the r proposed Corn county . put more policemen to work as Mr. Hoppe's | home with the groom's parents. The young| Gene Snow, a farmer, who purchased it \,...ln will be the leading town in the ne “" | store had been robbed twice and his home |Man has been working for the contractors| 1ast weel Foposed mew Rove county. and ola Custer | § @ TN y pCCI& once. The board called the chief on the |fOT several years and was one of their fora.| NEBRASKA CITY—Robert Walker, a|county will have Merna and Anselmo as e e i | colored man, convicted of beating = up | the ledding t wns, each backed up with | carpe: L yred woman, named Mrs. Betts, and | rich farm lands tributary, and it will be a A ‘Mr. Hoppe should be the last man to ing her home and whe drew a fine | question which one of these towns wil or oda PEL b s e el e, 14 Mating Nebraskn News Notes. nce of hirty daye in the county | take the lead " AT OIS Tha it colinell Hax which was suspended on condition = Three times he has received his money Iie deave. the eit' and AS S eonnd e leave the city and remain away, | e back and every Ume he hes refused to| Wil Kanten. peamiegor has_ returnea and has been piaced in joii | JOAN H. CONVERSE IS DEAD |= PEANUT BRITTLE, fresh prosecute the gullty party ana once refused | of Burwood hotel, who recently | jo ferve out the ’:’,"";“’,,“'T{_""'l And, when . home made, per when 1 filed the complaint myself.” That | appiicd nse. withdrew hi filed against him Prominent Preshyterian Layman Dies | 1,6 c Ak gt agalnst him. 4 SHEL ast week G Suiideniy of Heart Patines | POVWRS conivalis a s : o es. wite o MANA Hon elepl in Philadelphia. Hutler Sund vention BEY MiecAnas B, Jones. wit cul 2 subscription fc iy " Wi : paal i peyolidadt b F Ly R few hours almost 410,00 PHILADELPHIA, May 3—John H. Con . from a healtn-seeking trip through Cal-| ARG PIECES PR verse of the Baldwin Locomotive works conven met at the Greenleaf Method e RrsCRSORIAR 5 i citizens offering to pledge $00 and x SURVADLIAR WAt A6 the (reenisat Metiediat | ifornia. Bho Iraves no fanifly ‘except hov| fiaaO DILSTILE 10, Bleckn SN ant one of the most prominent Presbyterlan 16th and Farnam Streets. A 5 B il be ing & charter and election ymen in the ed States died suddenly | s urday and Sunday. Pap presented | BIEATRICE—Daniel Callaban, who has' office Fhi il 56 done 8t oaee sed| lArmen in the Usit ;‘ g siady “Phe Church and the Sun. Hen employed e as cashler the | a plany pin Will be flone at once ahd | o¢ yeart trouble at his suburban home in ,v"% MOTHER ORAY'S he Zountry Sunday School” and “What | Union Paciflc Ratiroad company for ten (has wiil be In operation | Rosemont, near here, early today ¥, SWEET P ; Union " Eacifle) Baurowd somoawy for en fhas will be'in operatie | s AP hirk sl o OWDERS Sunéay Schoc Teaching Re hes, ¢ siation sgent Fremont i 'O <abin Ames, whose death o M Converse was ears ol FOR cH'LDREN wers excellent and the fol & few days for that place curred at nmoon kriday, was burled from | given much of his weaith to the Presby ( 5 stonts ere spirited \ H m ew dutfes Bl g S hastor, haa "Hew | terian and other denominations and took a { QurtainRallet for Kev eriphnges, o i Re John alvert, the p « & v state field secretary, was present and e! AN it Hawk of the Congregational church o deep Interest in church affalrs. He was rane, (e iy . 3 fire ated. Mr. Ames was born in Ma o Sl Vt. and entered’ the g "”‘"»,l’ god_Pe helpful insiructions at all tines and spe : o A born in Burlington, Vt. and entered the| € v ey Hreak 4 A move is 1842, and at an early age removed with his 2 Trado Mark | 91 AT o Drtggiets, dbota, specially on the new grad nday vot suing $12.000 vilage b parents to Wisconsin. At the breaking out | ¢mployment of Baldwin's Locomotive work Don't accepl Rample mailod FHFE. Kddress, lessons God's plan tn t an electric lght system. The vil of tho war, he enlisted and served for|in 1870, three yea ter, becoming a mem- | anysubstitule. A, 8. OLMSTED, Le Roy, N. Y. of the child. F. C. Giililand, dent: « will consider callin a hond election at foy ears. With his f 1y he e tol, ? the f - - o - v U ts meeting Mond even, Nebraska the riy s, where " Ragadil he Sivgn, R. Lowe, vice president, and Mis SRASKA ClTY—Ac ine side leaves & widow one | 1In 1900, Mr. Converse was vice moderator Evans, secret treasurer, are the of o count 1te r sons. of the g al assembly of the Presbyterian elected for the ensuing ar The sum-| ng n;» m :'l|ll nlr '\‘“; '~“n-.¢.'L v\“ ‘\1"”‘." new hl y ‘;’m I'nr;vu“,‘.“.l. of the United Btates. He was | or ra e mar ity 15 s b N R ore | nineteen fa mo es yufit in Shelton and the vicinity this spring A SALAL RIR mar's Jwork wil b make & more ST o #4400 filed and than for & number of years and every |tiustee of Princeton Theological seminary See page 2