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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRTL 14; 1312. i Nebraska CLARK HEJJ ON THE GRQUKB r 3. Arnold Arrive ia Lin cola to Open Headquarters. PIA5 BIG KEETISQ - AT ESS w. K. taarena. Aadttar far the Ireasary. Will Make Ftrat Samt la rural (Mr Maeear Mat. Krom a Staff Correspondent.! LINCOLN, April ! -Special Tale a -cm -:!jnily B. AnwM arrived la Lln 'ii today and will open headquarters "- '.m,nr. Clark's pmMutlal boom la ii- l.liwo:n bowl. In addition la speak er", previously enaotrnced. no says mora cmlne, and tha Mtsaauriaa'a friends ti.ey export to carry tba state- One ' t-ir plana It ta data the. campaign "ith b e moatinf In tt Lincoln Awtl mr u-n. at which cither Ollla James, 'mmer Senator Petllirrew or George Prod W::i:nn of Mastachosetrs will be the ptuipai speaker. A adrevi a la Talk. g , K. Andrews, auditor for the Ueae . and formerly congressman from the Fifth U.-tret.. will wake a number of srr.li in the sate In behalf of Mr; Tjf' - cir.d.'rfary. Ho altl open Monday i sit : Central City, Tuesday night at I. .-.:no. . w ilner day night at Wayne ami 1- : n.gl.t at Mailiaun. Trouble a I Millard llassr. VI trtiullem the soldiers' home at Ji.'.f -! Tu.'loifU said tu have been brew it z t . ,he,riir... ha broken out. Com .i Milliard ha dismtoed Chris O. i ;. ft;e .engineer, and Gllesberg s Mil., vvi j v.i matrt-n, has ciult. and t'hsilfs Lvna-!, the- himiorynian, ha li kru st oat, L? ulho reports to the tmr.nur ihiat sexeral veterans have been i hai';d from the hi-ine. The com- itkanclant says t,.t trgnina tor the dls- 1 hates tv.'rc that the, parties broujht l.hhkv Into canr. ' ' The Bl.iu ul romp-my of Omaha filed articles of liiiot piimyon today, paying a ,Mi!K foe uf ! vn a UwX'.mu capitali st ion. v The XorltnKU:u ixatl lias been per rented to reduce ihv ntrsvut rate of S ir-nta on canned goods. Norfolk to Craw-f-.-t. to 51 cents. This la to put Norfolk iun the same bai.li ail Grand Inland on the Burlington. Hosier Asnlusl Harris. (V.vcrmr Alorlcli has Initruetrd Allor v Central Martin to Institute ouster .ccedlnsa sgshiV Mayor llarrla. Mar ti J. A. Ilunnacker and Nlgut Watch. fii Fla.d R. Iwnovaaof Alliance. Boms fne ago the grand Jury In Box" Butte ouniv linlicted the!' marshal and night ratrhiiuti on the tlUirge'of permitting ambling housea and dUieputablcreaorta lo be operated 1a the town, and also, for accerdng money ";from the keepers of inosc places, iiMi-ai'inw it . bers of the grand Jury filed a complaint llh the governor setting up that not- listandlna- these t acta Mayor Kama refused to remove these, of, f Ida la and rharges) that tie refused well Knowing they wera not fit persona to hold office. They aaked ith.t governor to commence o'wter proceetllnaa. The governor, how evvr, addreasoH.a letter to lha mayor calling ateaitMn to the "matltrgml ta formlne hii ' ,lW erldenca submitted with, tba petition.. advising Harris to ra finn. Mayor Hartts declined to resign and tlia governor haa Instructed lha at torney general ta bring lha ouster pro ceedings, . Labor Report la Slat. ' 1-abor Coram tasluner (Jure, hi a report of labor condition In Lincoln, acts out that 31a conoerna wma Inspected and a numlxr of them wera ordered lo protect machinery so as lo satrguai the H(e and limb of employes. Condlttona, as a ahole. wera not found lo ba bad. ; In summarising" the waga question ba aaya iljut conditions tn UneolB abova tba . erase so far as the employment at Mid labor or Ihe sweatshop aVstom, but hat thera sre (Vo cen cents employing f children and women whlclr alva their emplo'-ea work ta Uka borne attar they 1 1 sve n'orked asr many hours In the shop , - II- Mini. Mil Ik. caknrfs of the law to reach such cases. us there is no. , limit lo tue, number of hnni X vjr4tn may work In her borne or ne" number at-hours labor parent m) iaqutre a child provided H U lierformed In the home. Tha report oom- nents on the bad moral and physical ef- -t ot tha long hours and paor pay ra- -- l-t- M H -u. t c rti vj punnu a"1" ' " w lores. ''though aondltians sre no worse than llTothar dtles. Many, ha aaya, asm less, thsn Ti per week, which Is tha minimum upoa whlih 'they can Kva tfpcently- . Nebraska Veteran Fire Chief Bauer of Nebraska . f City Retires NEBRASKA CltT. Nea.." April 11 (8peclak At a wieatlng ot tha firs com pany bekt last evening tha resigns Uoa of Mlka Bauer.' lha veteran fir chief, was accepted and Stale Senator H. H. Bart Hot elected In Ms St sad. Mr. BartllruTs election will ba confirmed by the aew city comrnlsslonora at their meeting next Mon day craning. Mr. Bauer la tba oldest fire chief in tha state, having served as a member of the volunteer fire company ot this du el nee 1WS. and -baa been chief of tha fire department stitc U71 He haa never missed a fire during all of . that time whea ha was In the dty or wds not con- j-flned to Ma bed by Illness. Often be at tended during some of tha severest storms that prevailed In this . vicinity. despite tha fact be got up out of a sick bed to go. lie was Injured several times going to fires, being thrown from his horse twice and once bit vehicle was wrecked. Ha haa had numerous escapea from Injuries at fires where tha burning b leadings gave way. as he alwiye made It a rule never to send aay. at hia men Into any danger where ha did not go with them. There Is no man In the west who has the record of sating at much valuable property as ha has. After tha meeting ot the fire company last evening all of the members were In vited to attentl a banquet given by Sam Goldberg In honor of tha veteran fire chief. This .morning the fire company presented the retired chief with a hand some mahogany rocking chair with an appropriate set af resolutions. Mr. Uauar is a very active man. despite his age. and looks after h!a business-affairs as In yean vest, despite the fact that ha is l years of age. Ha cams here when It years ot eje and baa made this city his home since that time and strved with the first fir company organised in thja dty. lie hopes to retire to private Ufa and en joy the accumulations ot years with his wife and three grown children. i voices Etctt woman's 'heart mpoads U the charm and tweatnesa of a baby's jolce, becaiiae) nalara Is tended bar for motherhood. But at en tha lortaf aatura of a mother shrinks from tha ordeal because such a time Is nsoallr a ye -tod of-sufferlnc and daaftr. in'onii-a who us Mother's Frlsnd sra . (art-d much discomfort and taSvtag, t..t- .vatems beinr thorooxh! prepared bT this reat remedy, ara in a cea'.tbr conaiuoa u mm u ' with the least possible sunerms p . A-m tinirifr rneia (a auu ii ji.ui . .nt nl far ilia relief and BtvuiureHwo " -J comfort of expectant mothers; It Is ta no seaes a remedy ror Yanous mm, lat Its many yeare of succsss, sad tha thousands of endorsement! re ceived from woman who hara aaad It are a guarantee) ot tha benefit to ba derived from its use. This remedy does not accomplish wonders but sim ply assists Datura to perfect Its work. H other's Friend allays nausea, pro She breasts,, and ttlotllCIS Jn every way &rr a Wributai to jof Ttcno strong, healthy motherhood. Mother's friend is sold at dm stores. Write for oar free took for expectant mothers. BiADfTELD KCUUTOK CO., eUlsats. Ca. talrftaa) pan a W d WM kaalT- aaly M J saVss mm iphina La 7erre Compasjr old by Beaton Lrug Co., tha Bdl Drug Ca, mui tsa Benneu Company. Onmaa. Nebraska Couple Married in - Nebraska Celebrates Golden Wedding FALLS OITT. Neb.. April lS.-tSpeclaLI Mr. and Mrs. John Kloepfel celebrated, their golden wedding at their home lu this cly. Mr. Kloepfel waa born in Ger many and waa TI years of age. April i Hia wife, who is ten years his Junior, waa born In Prussia. Her maiden name waa Anna Buchman. They wera married at tha borne of C. Schmidt, whose farm adjoined Mr. Klorptel's farm, near Falls City. They retired fiom the farm In Its. since which time' thdr home has been In Falls City. They are members of tha Lutheran church. Mr. Kloepfel la a republican in politics. He waa elected a representative from this county to thestate legislature tn km and re-elected In list. ' Ha served his rural school district as treasurer for thirty years and for a while' held the office ot Justice ot the peace. There are eight children and all wera present at the folden wedding celebra tion except Herman L. Kloepfel of Monta Vista, Colo. Tha one great-grandchll.1 and twelve grand children were also present. Club Women Hold t Session in ClTadron CHADRON. Keb.r-April ll-SpeClal.)- The alath annual convention et the Ne braska Feneration of Women's dabs far tha Sixth district closed Friday night at It :0. glvlns east-bound delegates just time to make tha midnight train. Mrs. J. T. Qltt of Falls City, state president, baa charmed northwest Ne braska by her talks, her musical per formances and her own personality. Every public school In tha dty la Singing her "Nebraska Land" today and the State Normal haa adopted It also. Here after It will be sung In this part of tha state ' whenever America, and The .Star Spangled Banner; are appropriate. There were forty-eight delegates from outside Chadron present, and the ses sions were presldd over by Mrs. J. It. Paul, district vice president,, and Mrs. Elisabeth A. Smith of Chadron, . secre tary and treasurer. Wednesday' evening the Commercial dub of the city gave a banquet to tha iriasta, at which MS covert were laid at tha Blaine hotel. " All wire met and re turned to trains In autos, and Thursday all were given a tide about the dty and vicinity. Last evening a program and reception were , herd in the Piste Normal building, at which Mlts Johnson of Brownell Hall spoke. The programs included papers and talks on libraries, charities, domestic science, franchise, home-making, training 'of chil dren, parka and playgrounds, heaUh. streets and alleys, end all showed the intelligence and culture of the women. The state art exhibit, promised, failed to arrive, and baa not yet been located. If IS to be- shown In' the new Carnegie library building. ' . Boys P16ad Guilty to Kobbmg Two Stores NORTH PLATTE. Neb., April 11 gpeClaJ.r John ' Birker and Boy Carney were arraigned In tha county court yes terday an a charge ot robbing Olnn. White Scheta hardware store in this city on last Sunday -night They wera brought from Grand Island Thursday, where they were apprehended. .The boys confessed to robbing this store, and also a store , at OgslsJla. Roy Carney said hia home la In Kansas .City. and John Barker said hie home la Portland, bra. They each aay they are past It years of age and they d not took' any older. The took Ova revolvers, two -rifles, thirty- three knives, qultfe a quantity of ammu nition and 'M-M 'in-cash. .They boxed these goods ap and sent them by freight ta Kansas City, they pleaded guilty and were bound over .to the district court. WILL BUILD TWO-TRACK ; BRIDGE AT ASHLAND ASHLAND. Ne, April U-8pee1aJ.)- I'nnsual .activity ,ln Burlington railroad circles at this point win aeon begin, to last through tha summer.. A large and permanent bridge across the Platte river, with apane fifty feet long and abutments ea solid rock, wilLbe built to replace the present bridge, which baa been before partially 'eat of commission prior to the recent high water since tt , Was con structed twelve -years ago. NTbe new bridge win ba double treated.- In addi tion, an extension of the local yards will be nade and probably the completion of the double traok to UncoMT which has been, built from Waverly to Lincoln. Over a week's work remains to restore tha road grade approaching the Platte river wagon , bridge near Ashland- Two mllee of road on . the Sarpy county aide that waa washed away durmg the recent high water will ba replaces' as soon as possible, also a sixty-foot wooden bridge. NEW TRIAL DENIED IN DAMAGE SUIT AT TECUMSEH TKCL'MSEii, Neb, AprU IL-iSDerJaJ l- Judge J. B. Raper of Pawnee City con vened district court In adjourned session, la Tecumaeh. Thursday. . The argument advanced by the attorneys ot c. E. Mad den for a new trial m the i Image ease Of Oscar Eleeotraut seal net C. C Madden as heard, as was the argument opposes. tco court overruled the motion and the ceae will not be retried. Tt la llkelv' it will go to the supreme court In the last regular aeaslon of the court Mr. Klsentraut secured a verdict for M in a case brought for I lt,tt for alleged personal Injuries. MERRICK COUNTY WINS TAX SUIT AGAINSTJJNION PACIFIC CENTRAL CITY, Neb.. April 11-(Spe. cial.)-In the district court this week. Merrick county scored sn important vic tory in the matter of the collection ot township taxes. A couple of months ago the I'nlon Pacific Railroad, through Its attorneys, tile a ault In the district court against tha county treasurer asking that ba be restrained from collecting certain taxea levied by four different townships. Tha contention rested on a technicality. It seems that some of the townships In certifying their levies to the county clerk make the levy for bridges, road and general purposes to read "for all pur poses." The railroad attorneys contended that this merit tfH general purposes, sfed as, the amount exceeded tha levy al lowed by law for general purposes, they asked that the county treasurer be re strained from collecting all In excess of the geenral purpose levy allowed by law. Tha contention of the county and the townships was thst Ihe total levy did not exceed., and In fact did not nearly amount to the levy allowed for all purposes, and that the tax should be collected, at clearly bo wrong was done the railroad. The amount of taxes Involved tn the various townships was as follows: Central toa-n- shlp. CM: Chapman. tb: Vleregg, tlOt.H; rrairle Island. HJ.Ot Judge llollenbeck heard the evidence In tha case to weeks ago. and when he came up this week de nied the application of the railroad, de ciding In favor of the county and the townships. . 1 CHRISTIANS TO BUILD NEW CHURCH AT KEARNEY KEARN'ET, Neb.. AprU 13.-lf-DMlal.l- Excavatlon en tha basement ot tha new ta.ON christian church was beaun today. tha contract having barn awarded to Walter Kauttcn. one of the partners who constructed the analn building of the State Normal school in IMS. The building contains nihi. class menu dining room and kitchen tn the basement a large auditorium and spacious balcony. It la to be constructed of Dressed hrlck with stucco embelllsbmaals and a tile rooi. tne style or architecture being etrtctly .American, following that of the latest lines that contain no trace of the conventional or classic styles used to untversely In church construction. Big Special Sale of Rugs MONDAY, APRIL 15th The Greatest Display and the Greatest Bargains In all the larger carpet mills the inspection is very rigid, only absolutely perfect goods are passed. Those rejected and laid aside on account of a drop stitch here or there, or slightly mismatched figures are just as good for wear and general use. We were fortunate in securing all of this season's rejected nigs from the Hartford Carpet Corporation, of New York, at prices that enable us to offer them to you at a saving of from 33 1-3 to 45. They consist of small, medium and room sizes, in Tapestry, Body Brussel, Axminster, Royal Wiltons and Hartford Saxony. In many of these rugs it's almost impossible to detect any imperfections and we will give our customers the greatest rug bargains of the season. In this purchase we secured the Mill Drop Patterns which are absolutely perfect goods. These will be placed on sale at the same corresponding reductions. Come Monday, April 15, to '.' .,. OMAHA'S GREATEST RUG SALE ttQ nil 8x9 Tapestry PJsVV I SA1.K PRICK a a on Brussels Hugs . . VT7v $13.50 r.r.T: $9.50 $24.50 R6ii.BodyB:r.,:i6 fh7 Cft 8 Royal Ann C( DO eOU Wilton Rugs 3aCa.OU $33.00 Saxony Runs $20.00 $12.50 .KV'rr $6.75 $14.757rve,m $10.50 fQ 8-3xl-e Tapestry Aft rjft Jla Brussels Ruga 7eOU 01 Cft 8-a10-a Body A syr QO 1 OU Brussels ruga a.4s0 JQC 8-3x1 0-S Rojal Wil- ) a r POJ ton Ruga ..: Paw4.f 8ALE PRICE dOil C( -3il0- Extra Quality OeCi'x.UU Axmlnater. 50 OC "d tfcOQ xlS Eitra Quality PawO spsCOxx- &ia en minster Ruga sPX'TaOU UL 4 E xlj Extra quality Kremlin Seam vfu leea Wlltone, beau- &OQ Cft tlful patterna to .elect from VaataeOU &A'7 CO e-Si0- Hartford Saxon e ,wv too beat wearing rup- that 1a manuf. $33.00 $52 RHunf0.rd8.,r!'r.. $35.00 aLR price $52.50 Feb Yf. rucf $37.50 $16 CM ft Ixll Extra. 91e7 8x1. Bruesela Ruga, at Brueaela Ruga Ana ixl I .Velvet Ruga Petit at .... .....V... $9.00 r.?. $13.50 $13.50 $32 aVu;.w.:.'. $22.50 $42 $26.50 $35 r,!A!mT. $24.50 IQj J--. 10-tglt-e Ax-fh7 fcf J0 I DJ mlniter ru(tJ)dli f iOU $45 iSr-??-: $29.60 BATH RUGS tt1 7C Blu B0 White Bath QC P 1 e O Ruga l-5 . . OO C Special Demohstration-Chi-Namel IN OUR BASEMENT Come lot us show you what Chi-Natncl will do, what it in for, how it will make old woodwork look new, how to keep woodwork from looking old, how to preserve its natural beauty, to rohko woodwork waterproof, wear-proof, time-proof, etc. Chi-Namel 15c, 25c, 45c, 55c and Vp. Dressing Up the Home With Cretonne Draperies. produces an atmosphere of harmony, individualism and comfort, that makes the most pleaning aud IniprcssiTo ap peal to the eye. Jufit a few moments' inspection of our special cretonne display will give you ninny ideas to whloh cretonnes may be put in the decorating of a home.' A oomplete line of all grade, both donief.tlo.and foreign makes in .all colors. Prices range from 25c to $1,501 a yard. , . Special attention is called to our domestic line at 37&C a yard and our imported line "at 60l' and 65c a yard,' f LACE CURTAINS Cluny Lace Curtains, five different styles at, per pair. , Duchess Lace Curtains,, eight different styles at, er pair "i Novelty Net Lace Curtains, seven different styles at, per pair . . .' t , ;-t ( ( ( 1 1 1 ST75 Colored bordered Swiss Curtains to match any roomat, per pair . ! !" ! !!'!"! M','! !'! '.f 150 Urcnard & Wilhelm Carpet Co. .......82.95 Freaaaatera Osiaoae Dike. FREMONT. Neb.. Anrii tj -isr-l.l l A strong ODDOsltion is devalonlna aralnal the rebuilding ot the dyke across the norfh chsnnel of Ihe Plstte at the hesil of Fremont Island. This dyke was put In at a heavy expense by the Fremont Drainage district about five yeara ago tv ur th shrdleutnetaolnetaolnetao lentnsna turn the water Into the south channel and was nartlallv rarrtrf mi Kv ih. nA onMarch 34. The directors of the district inspected the . property yesterdsy stxl whlla formal action has not been taker, seem to think It Is best to replace (fie dyke. Those opposing spending any more money on It ara mostly residents of tiro south side and some of them are In clined to be very vindictive .id ,hr..u to prevent the dyke being repaired, by force. If necessary. Taray Jastlee. Freedom, on her mountain height had SOne thratlSh thm mnilr. ... . . - -" ... ir. Ills .N 1 K h f s 1 1 r. mh. .ml u..i- . . . of glofy tnar ' " 01111. sne said. "If there's a spark of chivalry in the boeom of man he will proclaim throughout the world that th ! trUir miiai fluo- aa. is w 1. .. j . . . nd klu owM ta colon to my lips, my teeth and my eyes!" Hwt waited all thee years, o. fair (oddMM, for this construcUva acknowl- ' " g J The "Silent 1 Live wires smoks Permits Piles Quickly Cured at Home Instant Relief Trial Package) Mail ed Frea to All ia Plata Wrapper. ( 7 ISv v.. y8im J J The Pyramlg Sails. - -j. . nave oeen ciirea by a trial package of Pyramid Pile Rem edy without further treatment When It your druggist, at (0 cents a box, and be sore you get tha kind you ask for Simply clip out free coupon below and ww. ' -j . - -w.ii. juui name and address on a slip of paper, sare 1 muim.1 9 fmrn ia mttrmmnrSm I. I a Its tortures, the douter and hia bllla . Free Pile Remedy Oat e this sanpoa aad sail to the FTaVAlOD SBVO) OO, eat Pyrasaia BlaaT, atarahaU, anah, with roar ran aaaaa aa4 aaoiass ea a sU et pasar. a aoaaple of tha great yyraaaM lUe aea y wfB am ) seat yoa at aaae ey mmO. nzi, ta plala wrapper. Saves Miles ol Steps Only 100 Women Can Join The Hoosier Cabinet Club for $1 Club Opens Monday, April 15 Closes Saturday, April 20th After you atody the above picture you will not wonder that women are anxious to join the Hoosier Club, when by no doing they have a Hoosier Cabinet delivered to their homeg on payments of only M OO. Think of the hundreds of needlesa atepa every woman you know could aave by bavins her table, pantry, and cupboard, with all her toola and supplies centered In one spot. Your energy Inatead of being waated ia saved, and the time pent in your kitchen tha least pleasant part of your work la reduced by one-half, the moment Ibia famoua Hoosier Cabinet cornea Into your home. The Hoosier Company aenda lt 3,000 agents a limited number of Hoosier Cabineta each year to be sold under direct supervision of the factory on the famoua Hoosier Club Plan. This year moat cities received only AO-cabinets. Our urgent request secured us 100 of these cabinets for the ladles ot Omaha. ' Only 100 women, therefore, can loin the club and have a Hoosier Cabinet delivered immediately on payment of $1.00; bal ance In a few weekly payments of (1.00. The Club Plan differs radically from the Installment plan which often is linked with high prices and unknown goods. The low price of the Hoosier Cabinet Is fixed everywhere by the factory. No Hoosier agent can aell for leas or more on any terms. So club members get a great benefit from the liberal club terms. The club probably will be filled very quickly. Those who want Hoosier Cabineta should enroll their names at once. Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co. t.eoo faraltmre asaroaaata who sellers la assay sales at assail profits sis. play this Uoaaaa aig They are goad ssaa to kaew. licfc4elg Aetata Bg HOOSIER WTCKEH CABINETS TT V L. A. VARNER STERLINQ, Johnson 0o . NIB, Htpubliean canJidatt for ' Lieutenant Governor 18711-Cnrao from Ohio, looatcd at ( Harvard, Clay County. . . Admitted to practice law same year. , 1882-Moved to Htefling. 188.j Itepir-cnted Johnson Co. in Legislature. 1887 to; l-Pulilislier of Ster linjc Kun. . 1911 .Stsifl Senator from John- ' ;on nud Ncmglia Counties. V. ' MaaMaasaassaasasiaMsas ' Primaries April 19th ... .. . r Block 286. Aavfl 14, itiBi Do your customers live here 7 ? ? 7 ? 7 pn 31st Ave. between Farnam and Douglas there are 6 occupied houses and in 4 they take The Bee. , Advertisers can cover Omaha with one newspaper. ; J Bseeet aaa Ltrt le. but the way they mi vary, very aatufytaai yea and you'll fal I feel!' and a 'biaa-I-Taek-Oaa" feeling creeps all aver yoa. It'a a toyaas pnvUeaw reaTry, to bavs a met little caaeaRayab-PIII so exercise tha bovela without purging, griping, and straining them. Caacrveaeaa dees tots of fcaias avoid It by taking Blackburn's Cas es Royal -PI 11 a. They aaorlaa tba Bowel Nervea and alaaaaatly reUeve constipation. . lc, Jm. All dJUgglsta. y' 'Glad I Took' One!!", arelaa tha bowels Is Is well. It'a sar to yourself, "Way. how 4eilah.ee BlaeKl3UirV Pill i i i Free Land Information The Twentieth Century Farmer, to meet the demand of Its readers for land Information, haa gathered and compiled data oa soils, climate and farming conditions In all parts of the country. It la willing to give out thla Information free If postage ia sent with inquiry. ... Do You Want to Know ; About government land laws, location of land offices, ate. How to gat irrigation lands, location of protects, ' laws govaraiog same. ate. ; . Beet sections for fruit growing, general farming, "atock- raiaing ar dairying. . ' . . .. Tour questions will get prompt attentloa. State plainly aad insrtsl cally what yoa want ta know. Write. . , - Land Information Bureau .. . - ' The Twentieth Century Farmer Omaha. Nebraska rate eLZAtxMMJtuk viLittu, . fxr..:..T,'.-.T