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TTTR OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 7, 1015.
CRISIS NEAR III
ROM CABINET
iUlitn Miniiten Exchange Epithets
and One Hurls Book at Hit Col
league During Quarrel.
W02TT HELP IN THE BALKAU3
BITM.ICTIW.
ROME, Not. 6 (Via Farts, Not.
6.) The reports that Italy will take
a hand in the conflict In the Balkans
by launching an expedition In Al
bania received no conflrmttlon In
official Quarters here. The negative
attitude of officials leads to the
strong conTiction that no Albania ex
pedition la Intended.
ROME (Via Parts), Not. 6 Sharp
differences of opinion hare developed
In the cabinet concerning the war.
These differences bate not reached
the extent of a crisis, but bare
brought about a conflict In views,
leading to an exciting Incident
One of the ministers at a recent meet
ing of the cabinet la said to havs ex
tressed th view that Italy's best Inter
ests would be served by asslstlns; a
movement toward th restoration of
peace. This caused an angry protest, and
chars war mad against the s-ood faith
of the minister suKSUn peace. Epi
thets were enrtured In, and one of the
ministers, according- to reports, overcome
by Indignation, threw a book at his col
league whose suggestion had caused the
strife.
rarr is r
The Incident Is declared to hare been
largely 'of a personal nature and the
cabinet and country are united, with this
exception for continuing the present pol-
While a cabinet crisis, suoh as those
which bare occurred In Franca, England
and Russia bare been avoided, opinion
here is divided concerning the conduct
of the war, eapeclaUy as regards a
Balkan expedition. Lieutenant General
Count Cadorna'e will has triumphed In
this respect. He said he would rather
resign as chief of the general staff than
allow a part of bis troops to participate
in a Balkan undertaking, and bis new
was finally adopted by the minister of
war and the entire cabinet.
Existing relations . between . Italy and
Germany are a subject of Interest among
Italian political observers, owing to ths
lack of declaration of war upon either
Ida, and because both countries seem
ingly are avoiding anything which might
embitter their intercourse,
Parleys Talilns Place.
Negotiations are actually taking place
with a view to an exchange between the
two countries of certain products which
do not bear directly on the war.
In some well-informed quarters It Is
thought when Italy denounced the triple
all lan oe and joined the entente allies. It
mads a declaration to the entente that
Its participation In the war was limited
to fighting Austria-Hungary, with the
object of conquering the Italian provinces
still subject to Austrian rule, at the same
time stating that It did not wish to ex
tend hoattUUos to Oermany. This situa
tion, it Is pointed out, might enable the
two countries to help each other In given
circumstances.
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Omaha Homestead of the Yeomen
Initiate i Large Class, Putting
on the Third Degree.
GRAUD Officers are present
Little Dinner Given ;
Solons by New Haven
. "Cuts the Mustard'.'
VrtSW TORK, Nov. I.-"A little dinner"
given by John M. Hall, former president
of the New York. New Haven Hart
ford railroad to the railroad committee 1
ef the lower bouse of the Connecticut
legislature, figures In ths testimony In
troduced by the government today at ths
trial of the eleven former directors of
the New Haven road, charged with vio
lation of the Sherman anti-trust law.
The dinner was given,, according to
letter written by Half, as the culmina
tion of political activities In behalf of ths
New Haven which resulted In the failure
of a Connecticut Trolley company to ob
tain a charter to build a line paralleling
the New Haven. It was the Montvllle
line, running from Grot on to Norwich,
Conn,
"I went over to the eepltol," Hall
wrote, on July S, UBt. to E. C Robinson,
a New Haven director, "and found the
railroad committee bad resurrected the
Montvllle charter and got it Into the sen
ate. As I was alone, I had to fly around
among the senators and get them to re
bury It. At ths little dlnnsr we gave the
committee- afterward at the Hartford
club, they seamed well satisfied."
It Wednesday evening Omaha home
stead No. leM, Brotherhood of American
Teomen, Initiated a clam of forty-el
members, the Fremont degree team doing
the work. After the Initiation Stats Man
ager W. J. Tyley put on the third drree,
the first time It was ever siernpllfied In
Omaha. This la the first Initiation In
Omaha since the new district manager,
W. A. Boetlck, has taken charge of this
territory.
The Fremont degree team was enter
tained at a o'clock dinner by the wom
en s drill team and degree staff of the
Omaha lodge. After the Initiation Brother
Btallcop, grand master of ceremonies,
from the supreme office, gave an Instruc
tive) talk on the various experiences he
has bad as he baa traveled throughout
the United States and Canada wherever
there are Teomen lodgea
State Manager W. J. TUey explained the
value of the Teomen policy, contending
that the Teomen rates would never be
changed. He concluded by aaylng that
ho had already set on foot a movement
to obtain for Omaha the next supreme
conclave of the Brotherhood of American
Teomen, which will be held In 1M7.
Next Wednesday evening Omaha home
stead will give the next dance of the win
ter series in its hail In Labor temple.
VMian ef the World.
The entertainment given by Bchlller
camp No. SO last Thursday evening was
a great success. Every detail of the pro
a-ram was enjoyed by Its membership.
This Is the first of ft series of onterteaa
ments arranged for the enjoyment of
members during the winter.
South Omaha camp No. Ill baa reorgan
ised Its drill team, with Roy Huett, cap
tain. Officers are holding weekly re
heamats, and when real work presents
Itself they will be able to do It In a sat
isfactory manner. An -entertaining pro
gram baa been arranged for the enter
tainment of Its members and will be pre
sented at the meetings during the month.
Bableskl camp No. 7S will meet ' this
afternoon at Its ball. Twenty-ninth and
Walnut streets, to transact regular
monthly business. Candidates will be
Initiated.
Cedar Wood camp No. 19 will meet to
day at National hall for regular business.
Lithuanian camp No, 444 has promised
large class for initiation at Its regular
meeting November 14. Joe Uvlrk, clerk
of this camp, baa recovered from his in-
Jury and la now ready to push entehaias-
tleally the Interest of this camp.
The Woodmen of ths World camp of
Benson will oonduct the cornerstone serv
ices of the city hall next Sunday after
noon, when Sovereign Commander Fraanr
will have charge. All the fraternal or
ganizations ond the women's organisa
tions of Benson will participate In the
parade from the old city hall to the lo
cation of the new hail on Main street.
Idepadeat Order of Odd Fellows.
Wasa lodge No. 16S celebrated the twen
ty-fifth anniversary of Its Institution last
Sunday, October SI, in a fitting manner.
A seleot program of apeeohes and musical
numbers was given, followed by a supper,
after which dancing was the order of the
evening. Was lodge was Instituted Oo-
tober SI, ISM, by Grand Master John
Evans of Omaha, who made It possible
for this lodge to organise and succeed.
The lodge now, has Z25 members and dur
ing the twenty-ftv years of Its exist an ce
0RAI7D WARDEN OF NEBRASKA
ODD FELLOWS.
r a nun
Vlc President of the Nebraska Stats
Board of Health.
has paid cut mors than 118.000 for sick
benefits and still has ft balance cf sev
eral thousand dollars in ths right slds
of the ledger. Only two of the charter
members, 8wan Larson and Ous Sella,
are now members of ths lodge. With ths
experience and growth gained during ths
last twenty-five years the future looks
to be exceedingly bright for Wasa lodge.
State lodge No. 10 will have work in the
Initatory degree next Monday evening.
Belle Rebekah lodge of Benson win
glvs an entertainment and supper for Its
members and their families next Friday
evening at Odd Fellows ball.
Dannebrog lodge No, SIS will put on the
first degree work next Friday evening.
Hesperian encampment No. S will have
work In the Golden Rule and Royal
Purple degrees a wsek from next Thurs
day.
Falted Workmen.
Oats City lodge No. eg will serve oysters
at a card party and dance Tuesday eve
ning. The central committee will hold the
next Joint meeting with Soutlt Omaha
lodge No. t at the South Side temple,
Twentyrtfth and M streets. John I Ken
nedy will speak on "The Open Door of
Opportunity," Tuesday, November M.
Maeeabeea.
Omaha tent No. TO will hold Its regular
meeting Monday evening. The entertain
ment committee la planning for a big
open meeting November . State Com
mander Lee was In ths city during the
week and arranged for ft campaign for
the fall and winter.
Knights and led lee mt Secwrlty
Omaska council No. S29S will give ft
dance at Myrtle hall. Fifteenth and
Douglas streets, on the evening of No
vember t. This council Is also planning
to bold a basaar the latter part of the
month.
Fraternal TTiUoa.
Kandamln lodge No. 1U met Tuesday
evening, with two visiting members. The
next meeting will be Tuesday evening at
Labor temple,
DYNAMITE CHECKS FIRE
AT CLIFTON MINE PLANT
CLIFTON, Aria, Nov. S. Fire which
destroyed ths old copper concentrator
building of the Arlaona Copper com pen 5
and also the ore bins of the same firm
here was checked late tonight, and the
add plant and store ef the company
saved. Ths damage has not been estl-,
mated. . i
So far as could be teamed, the fire
started on ths roof of the concentrator
from an unknown origin. The liberal use
ef dynamite en the concentrator building
and ore bins by the fire fighters assisted
In checking the fire. 1
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P of Updike's "Vilim i
OMAHA" Flour (86 Lbs.)
WILSON APPROVES PLAN
FOR AERIAL COAST PATROLS
WASHINGTON. No. g Approval was
given by President Wilson tonight to a
movement started in Portland, Me., for
the Inauguration of a system of serial
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coat patrol, along the coast line, of the i fctal I WI1 ltlILaf WUUIIIUI UIIU IVsfVJ
TTltlttVl fttsmtstem. Thai mAVInMflt Vimm Kaain i ZZ1
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started by private Individuals who pro-1 g3
pose to place their services at the dls-' EE3
posal of the federal government In time
of war.
Dyspepsia
Spoils Beauty
A Good, fttwrp Appetite and Perfect
Digestion arc the Bnire Ways
to Attain and Keep the
Beaut of Health.
Try Btnarfs Dyspepsia Tablets TM.
Nothing will spoil the complexion, dim
ths eyes and cava in the cheeks quicker
than digestive troubles.
gust TJsa
"Sty Scanty e e r e t f
tnart's Dyspepsia Tablets for Oood D
geetloai Xet BTatue Do the Best."
The poisonous by-products of bowel
fermentation are absorbed Into the blood
and simply ruin the good looks of ths
victim. A bad complexion, haggard ap
pearance and emaciation are the specific
results. By taking Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets the digestion is made normal and
ths menace to good looks and good
health removed.
Get too package of Stuart a Dyspepsia
Tablets at any drug store, or send cou
pon for free trial.
Free Trial Coupon
T. A. grnart Oo Boa Waart Bull 3.
lag, Marshall MloK, send me st once
a free trial package of Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets.
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City State
With Every Sale of KITCHEU AID CADK3ETS I
Evory Cabinet in This Salo is Offered at a
Spocial LOW Price. If you failed to got your
48- U
cilfn off Desist rf r-M iho C7loili OimO
Monday to THE UNION OUTFITTING CO.
You Got tho Cabinet at a Reduced Prico,
and tho Flour lo An Extra Gift.
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KITCHEN MAID
CABINET
AND TWO
48-lb. SACKS
(96 lbs.) OF
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WHY THIS UNUSUAL OFFER
In exchange for the advertising we give them, the manufacturers of Kitchen-Maid cab-1
Inets and the Updike Milling Company, millers of "Pride of Omaha" flour nave
made us a liberal concession and in order to further introduce these cabinets, the
Union Outfitting Co. has combined with them and has also made a concession,
for a wonderful offering like this naturally means a greater business for us.
It also serves to further introduce these splendid goods into more Omaha
homes, so that in the end, as you can plainly see, everybody profits and
you are given two large sacks of flour free over and above the special low
prices at which these cabinets are offered you during this sale.
THE TERMS
Pride of Omaha Flour Kitchen Haid Cabinets
fllMlMPEHS STlMSll' 'I
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Is made right here In
Omaha at the big Updike
Milling Co.'a mill. This.
Hour is made from the
finest wheat grown in Ne
braska your own etate.
It comes to you in the Up
dike Milling Co.'b new
sanitary paper lined sack a
that are air and dust
proof. We absolutely
guarantee this flour to be.
of the finest grade and oi
the purest Quality.
We consider this one of the most remark
able kitchen cabinets for the money we .
hare erer seen. Look around and compare
and you will find that its equal cannot be
bought elsewhere for an amount consider
ably above the price we ask. Kitchen-Maid
cabinets are wonderful savers of time and
work. They have every convenience
large flour bin with sifter attached large
sanitary cake and bread box with sliding
top cutlery drawers large cooking uten
sil compartment and many other conven
iences.
(2.50 Cash and 75c
weekly applies not only '
to this cabinet, but to any
cabinet yon may select, so
that there is positively no
excuse for you not being
able to secure one of
these wonderful Kltchen
Maid cabinets and get the
two sacks, of Pride of
Omaha flour thrown in
free for good measure.
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RIO LAGES AT HALIFAX
WITH FIRE IN ITS HOLD
HALIFAX. N. B-i Nov. L-The Brittsa
staamar Rio Lagos, rsportod on firs at
aoa, arrivo4 bars tonight The fir in No.
t hold was bu ruins' briskly.
Ths Bio Lagos Uft Now Tork o Octo
ber tl tor Quoonstowa with a cargo or
sugar. Ths firs was diaoovorod rostorday
morning and as it was found Impoealbts
to gt It undsr eontrol ths staamor was
hoadod for this port It was aachorad eft
quarantine tonisht
Culls from the Wire
A countryside tducatlonal camnalra
to oot 50 for tho puriosO of te.v:h
li( the cublio to ui nil Ik as a means
of doiwealn( ths coat of living and for
improvmnt or Mwltn was authoring
oy tas National lairr council at Chi.
etifo. Henry pa'rd Ilavlll of Chloaio
to a : ic tea preaiuent (or uol.
RfgUtxatlon and MRrrsatlon of persons
having tubvrcuh'Sts v.ero advocatol ss
tn surrst way of combattlnic ths spread
of the !laae, brturo the Joint mevtlrg
of the North Atlantio tiiheroulnata con
t.rnvce and the New York t'lbnrctili'als
conferenue at Albany. N. Y.. by Vr. Victor
Q. Hetser, ill red or ot tn Department of
UocUii of Um l'hlllpplne Ulande.
"Uttle Vletro" Vlvlano was acquitted
of ths murdtr of balvetore Lupo, reputed
1. .Vr In ft. Louis of tho so-calleil black
int society. Ixipo sevrral months ayo
killed ' Bs Pirtro Vlvlano. a wealthy
SPHKhetti manutMrturer nnd couln ot
"Littla Pluro." WblU detectives
lrjin Lupo to tiie police station, "Little
lietro?' shot and killd hlin. "Lit lis
tletxo," pleaded self -drfenso.
Tho medical inlaatonary corfervnee
stidrd Its four-day convention at Battle
C reek, HI' h. Speakers were iTililonarl.s
rwenily fr" ' Turkey. Ir. E. Ut. John
Vv'ard of l'.elrot aald the reports tf
atriw-itiee committed by tho Turks had
b-en curiiriil by the KiiKlUh frees.
All I lie oilier eneakere. however, declared
the publ shea storiea of Armenian
maacacreo wt-re not overdrawn.
Ths case to determliio whether ths
stuie haa the rltbt to enact and enforce
aiate-wme prolilbltUin l.leaJon was
placed before the Colorado eupremo
court -at leiivor witt the filltif of a
reply brlet of Pred Furrer. attorney
geueraX A decia o is looked for In !
iciu'i.r and is i-ctcd to form a basis
fi.r the etif'Teeu.. .,t of state-wide Proht'
vr'ir i 1 i'i 1 ... . in i i r. , . u n i i t, iisy
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Do You Consider Expense
As Well as
Appe
avarice?
Don't you often pay more than you
can afford just to bo sure that you
will not get badly styled, poorly made
clothes? You don't have to pay a
premium to safe-guard your appear
ance when you buy
tylepSiis jyj
vaaoe
soiavsacw
'The eame price the mxrld over."
They are for the men ivho consider their dol
lars as well as their appearance. And the
price $17 fits the income of more than 63 out
of 100 men.
The makers saw the adrantage of specialiiing
on a suit whose price would appeal to such a
great number of men. Due to volume output
and scientific economies on a great scale, thej
hare been able to give guaranteed all-wool
fabrics, high grade tailoring, plus the styling
of a fashion artist whose work is famous.
Come in and see one of these suits that are
nationally popular. We have all the new
cloth conceptions and a range of models that
consider sons, fathers and grandfathers all
tastes; all years.
Style plus guaranteed wear for $17. Tou can
not beat it, so why not try it t
The Be rn3sr3ri
asf-f Wfi
with ri
Plank 1, ,,m '
uii ii I jwn""" yf
Colonial
Dressers
- and
CKIFFCNIERES
Values That
Create New
Low Price
Records
lnd these places
ery attractive. Ths base of
-he dresser measures 42
inches) la length with plank
top and the mirror Is bevel
plate. The plank top chif
fonier matches the drenser
and you will be surprised at
'-he large storage capacity,
plate mirror.
Your choice
of dresser or
chlffonlere
ige capa
11
12 Latest
and This
Grafonola
Selections
Columbia
78
Is equipped with pow
erful silent Columbia
3-spring motor capable
of playing 4 records
with one winding. Tba
Columbia tone Is In
comparable and match
less. ONE DOLLAR A
WEEK' PUTS A
COLUMBIA
GRAFONOLA
IN YOUR HOME.
It-- til
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TAKES AS PART
PAYMENT OX- A
NEW RANGE OR
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SEHOIoi GOODS
AXII OOLtiMBIA GRAF
OXOL.S HOliJ OUT OK
TOWN ON EASY PAY
ME NTH. FREIGHT
PAIU 200 M1LEH. No
freight allowed on spe
cials or Columbia Grafo-iiola.
COMEIXATIOM
COAL ARD GAS
RANGES
Thess splendid ranges
permit yuu to bu.'
coal or wood jlik
hum. Th coal rans
la fitted with four
larre S-ln. lids an. I
the iraa part has tour
evlendld pafente
burners on top. A
sinifle oven senrvr
for Slther furpo'-
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HOWARD OVER
DtLKT
HEATERS '
Our big sales of
these wonderful
stoves Indicate
that they give ab
solute s a tiafao
tlon and save
money. Many
styles moder
ate prices easy
terms.
See Ocr Full Line of
SPLEESIO STEEL RAKGES f.y546.50
pil
fitting
OMAHA V
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PEOPLES BTOKE
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With larse auto
matic feed maga
zine and large
firebox. 933.00
value, special
$29io
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