TTTK BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2.3. 1915.
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CAPTAIN YON PAPEN
LEAYESJOR HOIIE
Recalled Oermtn Attach Seaiei
that Ha Violated Any Bnlei et
' Diplomatic Etiquette.
CLAD TO GET WTO BATTLE
PASTOR WHO PERFORMED WILSON WEDDING
CEREMONY At the right is Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott
Smith. At the left is one of the wedding: gifts received by
Mrs. Wilson a replica statue of the great Pocahontas
monument erected on an island in the James river by the
National Pocahontas Society.
NfcW TORK. Dec. it. Captain
Frani Von Pipd, Germany's' re-;
railed ' military attache,, lft New!
or for Rotterdam today on the(
rleaiuefclp Kvrdam, bearing a eafei
rotduct to O'rrr.tny from' the en-.
ten'e allies.., Departing, ' ne issued
tMs final ft tern era to (he American
rrle: '
"1h tctilnt thl ro-Jri'tr. here I lure
re-elwi an rtur prV.s ef klfidnets snrt
rwst-;;s!Uy frtonv American and others.
I t. it. ray, nuty to triang ail tnas
irhi,- ( d not "permit tbe'r f-len41y pr
r'flhiri te, be potsortad ly the
HI ! c-Mted hy the r among the
r.t en. !
"My ihftufch'. turn back (oay etpraealy j
te those unforgettable days whon t ha4 j
the hftoe and good fortune to speed
m ttttia with the axpefllttoriery force
it Ve;i ii where I lesrnea ta admire
the srleadMI eoiitlerly quality and !eve
tion le duty ft the U'Mtel Mates army.
f'rrsprnlly speaking. abater satis
faction con i be given ! ma than the
fLlNUment at my ar lent o re t ba
railed heme where solders aia far mora
intently 6d than here.
Hilary Will Vlagleate lllm.
"I leave tar PH witheut any feeling ef
bUtefnris, bre::e I know tfto that
rii.r.r.-.- la enr r:tten it wilt
rjlltlh oue tn reorOa deelte a: I the
1 lnrrrsenrf.leiin and alumnlea apread
l-reedcaet at present. '
'Tha Ke -offc v. o-M ahlfh certainly
!a not ftn to the sue, Ijirn of harher
t ( rVenol; feeing fnr iny jtintry.
slated v r. fslrly, ..hen rtle.Miee ns mv
iee.l, it.tt the matter srtt'ed
the tatA efo it t amphaa'ttd that the
rttate flewirime.it made n ehargee !
e. fw.ilfi Vm P.mA Mnit lnf.l i I
Uj'f . 1, r . : i 1 .a siUlwtat .e
r.a on tnir 1 u r a tf.'lrete. LflrValn
iepaer fce.va mde rakfta ehafiea
h!rl r,u d nii tn aupfort 4 by al
tt cf. ti!t tha . ntnt ttia otrinmant
n-.ver tlii2t.rd 'i li bi'..t.e.t thua
tbi. ta.n. t t ir .e."
'I to V.utnt l(n tha unfthakahle con-'
viol on tint in eff jn. h-merer Inalatant
lhy int- Lt. will uocomrtlah tha arvenl
a tj,- rt,iy to amnroil our coun
try t.ltlt thin grant hitlcn. ' Our natitral
mlBflorw will, itni muei, on the contrary.
IneWLaMv aid araduelly tmprovo aa It ; . .. . . ,
b cornea e war. to ry Intelllunt and! 8T- WUIS, DevO.- 31. An opinion
i1nar-n'.ndd Amaik-an that cionnany !a J regarding the Jeatlng of land waa
banded down In the United State
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BRITONS ABANDON
SICK AND WOUNDED
Berlin Report Sayi So-Called Or
derly Retreat Wat Head-Orer-Heeli
Flight.
PAWC REIGNS AT SAL0NTK1
SCOTT JSAKCl SWTM.
JOCrtHOVTAS
STATVC
DOUBLE LEASE OF
LAND IS LEGALIZED
Federal Court Rules Surface and
Lower Strata Can Be Sepa
rately Rented.
OIL CASE FROM OKLAHOMA
ncr4 in a fully Juatlflable and herolo
fltfht tit exiMtnoa and tha very Ufa of
the nation.?, : ' :
GU4 ta 6t lata Aelloa.
AlthcMRii Captain Vort Papon dccllnad
to ancwrr any of tha queetlona of r
pottert after he handed out hia etata
mo tit. n earing rood dye to a German
friend, he laid!
"1 inn yiad pf iM opportunity to ao to
tha tteni-ae fof ny eountrf.
"I with t aaaura all that t fael moat
rratefu) to tha arat number of German
Americana In ihla country for their pur
port and irmpathy.
"I - 'baen charted with !: ef
thlrrn, hut Whan thl war 1 ovar you
will tea that everything will coma out all
rlaht. 1 am aura I have been hare for
my country and I have tried to aarve It.
hut 1 hava not done anything- aealnet
diplomatic eourteay, and I leave hare
fftelknc trttefut that I ean at laal be
among the real artora In tha tranchea."
Tha captain ehatted with frlenda while
hit bacraae wa being' eiamlnad. Tha
examination ef all baggage going aboard
ahlp.waa put m force far tha flrat time
today by tha Holland-American Inc.
Dfflclaia ef the line denllned to glva any
ereclfld rcgsowe for It.
Wrla Ahoat tatotle Veakeea.
Captain Vch Papeu wa apolntad mili
tary attache 'tit the t riian embaaay In
December. Il.. fub'.lo atlentloti waa
directed ta hlin In fcepicr.ber 1 it whan a
latter which, he wrtie to tile wife waa
found' anam t;-e ta.ere tied by thjl
BrltUh ' Vfriimn'. frtm J.imeii K. J.
Arch.'ba'd v bile h e.re ea rylug tliem
to ICfrorr In "hia .-re.- V . epeu al
1' Ucd ti .'b rv-de -f TehHe'e." which
wee tri f I ee .tl Tenkcta' Ha
eaM tM et. i at-pil A ?e New Tork
niwiti .. IJ'i l.i thoia papere
h ac'h'S'J'e j-n irlticuacd.
i;ii rcP "d Cipuln BoyEd.
tha German tvc! et'ic'.-.e. waa redueated
by JUtremy L'ljini J)comber J. - -
It le !iHtd that ('a (i lain Boy-Ed wit)
leave Itrre 'for RoUtdni pecemoer US
on the tiniraif Ratlartieia.
circuit court of appeaja here today.
The opinion lef allies the granting: of
two different leasee on the aame
piece of land, one for the aurfaco
and the other for lower atrata.
The opinion upheld the endure by the
Midland Oil and Drilling company of half
an aere of land from the leasehold of
O. Kammeret, a farmer of Nowata
county, Oklahoma, ta enable tha oil com
pany to develop Ita laaaehold In tha oil
and natural gaa depoalta beneath the
land. l '.-.; -
' Cewpaay etaea Itad.
On June t 1U. John 8. Woodward, a
Cherokaa Indian leaaed forty aeree of
land which he owned to Kammerer for
agricultural purpoaaa for five yeare at
a!4 a year. Later he leaaed tha oil anil
gaa rtrhta In the land to the Midland
oompeny. Tha oil company tnvadail
Kammerar'a farm, aelaed half an acre of
land en which, to tnatall a drill and be
gan eperatlona. . '. . , -Kammerer
obtained an Injunction
aalnat tha oil company, hut thla waa
dieaotvad by tha United Butei dlatrlct
court for the eaatern dlvlalon of Okla
home. Today'a decialon affirmed the
order dlaaolving tha Injunction. Tha
opinion waa written by Judge Smith and
wee concurred In by Judge Adama.
Prri.U'm Judge Sanborn dtaaented from
U.eir vlewa.
Jedgea Divide.
Jude Pinlth and Ad ma hold that the
owner ef the land ha a complete domina
ting over every part of It. from the aky
above to the center of the earth beneath
it. lie hae not only tha rtcht to diapoae
or l I t vertical eecllona, but alao In
horizontal aex lione. Therefore. It la aald,
If the owner, after leaalng the tup atrata
iof hla giound for agricultural purpoaee.
dlacovera that In the underlying atrata
are depoalta valuable to hlmeetf. he la
at liberty to diapoae of that atrata, Ir
reapecttve of tha other leaiee.
LAST OF YILLISTA
ARMY WIPED OUT;
NO QUARTER GIYEN
(Continued from Fee One
Lloyd Binghan of
Ford. Peace Party
Dies of Pneumonia
Women Lawyers
Will Defend Girls
CHICAOO. Deo. IJ.-Thlrty women law
lyrra Of Oilcago have formed the Public
- , I tefndera' league for Qirla, It wa an-
CHl'.HTIAMV. No way. Ie. ar tV la j ftoUllC, 0(UVi ,ur (h, purpow ot pr
1-jniw.i-in '.' e ,',7!!11t" . .veuUug any ir from being aent to Jail
the Ford pef p.i:. d d today uf paati-I or prlmn for , n,.,t off.n(M., Member
monlo. He waa the buabend nf Amelia ! of lh, MU wlu Chief Juetlce CNaon
BlnKham. Uie Amerli an actres. ; of ,h8 munlclual court to create a pcll
- " iwurw, ure. h-mvh glria- vourt. and arpolnt a woman aa
Elnjham, who died at Chrjit aula today, judge. The woman attorney hava agreed
a' ted r.4 maeter of cere.aonUa at t 1a 1 lo Svt cne day a month to tha prop-atd
rel Inv of the Tord petty from New York.. speolal court defending young women
Mr. Ulrglam lulroduirj Mr.. I'ord and often 1cia free.
eiKtr m;nber of the iarty to the ei-owj - i
on tie per. wade varloua Imprompt 1 1 TJ TTriivPrqitv
apehra and led the cheering and alng- j DL U W li U 111 V til SSllj
For a number of year he hag acted aa Team Starts West
manager tar 1 1 wife, Amelia Elngheui,
military oruanlaatlone in tha aurrendared
Villa territory and Ochoe, In command
of former VlUa troop.
Yllta Drrrni gwallowed I'o.
The myetnry aurroundlng General VIIla,
wheroabouta baffled military authorities
Mtate deportment repreeentatlve and lo
cal police. I.ait night Villa waa expected
to reach Juarea at dawn, according to
report) to' the American oonaulate at
Juarea. For aeveral daya the report
haa been otirront that Villa waa at the
Uuatllloa ranch weat of Chihuahua City.
For four day commercial wire aouth of
Juarea have carried no meaaage from
the depoaod northern chieftain.
The departure front Juarea of American
Coneu! Edwarda co-Incident with tha flrat
news of Villa' retirement cauaed pecula
tion whether h had received Initructlon
to receive Villa at a point agreed upon
eaat of here, poaalbly fllerra Blanca. Ed
warda aald he Intended taking a brief
mat, but It waa pointed out that he would
hardly leave for ; auch . a reaaon when
Mexican affaire-might develop parti to
Mr. Edward at Juarex. Mr. Edwarda
acouted the publlahed reaaon for hla
abaenre and declared he left on buatneaa, '
the nature of which and hla destination
h would not dlacuaa.
Jaarea la Veafe, ,
Tha reported arrival of Trevlno at Chi
huahua and Ocl.oa ratification ot tha
urrender placea Villa If atllt in Chihua
hua atate between hoe tile force. Bhould
he aeek to reach the Tnlted State he la
likely to come to the border, eaat or weat
of Juarea aa that city la unaafe beoauae
the aurrender apeclflcaJly excluded Villa
and hla brother, Hipotlto.
Normal condition prevailed today la
Juare. The embargo In effect early m
tha day agalnat tha travel of American
acroea tha Rio Grande waa rescinded and
(uhaequently American border patrol re
turned to camp. However, aome appro-
henaton waa apparent among bilaineaa
men In Juarex which wa noticeably re
lieved upon receipt of Information that
General Alvaro Obregon had left Nogalea
and waa expected to reach Juarea tonight
Waahlnatoa Optlmlatle.
WASHINGTON, Dec. n.-Optlmlem waa
expreaaed In official circle tonight re
garding tha Mexican ituatlon.
The aurrender of General Ochoa. Vom
manding tha Villa garrison at Juarea,
and hla acceptance of a commission un
der tha de facto government Waa one of
the chief reaacna for the hopeful feeling
among offluiala. who expressed tha belief
that Ochoa' capltuluv'.sa put an end to
Francisco Villa aa an actual menace.
Villa might remain at large, they aalJ,
and continue troutilcaom. but w ithout an
army It a a believed he could do little to
disturb border peace.
Na Interest wa manifested la Vllla'e
ultimate destination.
not yet been completed. Among the booty
near Art Burnu were two heavy aitn,
on Schneider field gun. a great uantity
of ammunition, especially CArtrldgea,
rifle, a great number of mulea. ammu
nition cart and tent filled with provi
sion and telephone material."
The "booty abandoned by the enemy"
referred to In the above statement la the
war miiterial which the Turks claim the
British forces left behind In their with
drawal from the northern coast of the.
Oalllpoll peninsula.
BERLIN. D?o. 22. (By THrelepa
to Bayvllle. ) Advices received here
from Constantinople rrltorate the ae
mrtlon tht the Uritleh forcea which
quit the Dardanelles retired In great
disorder.
"According; to Constcn tinople re-
porta," according to the Oteracaa
New agency, "the British left their
a'ck r.nd woiindoJ hehlnd. The re
heat, which thry pretend waa carried
cut (ryatenintirally, in reality was a
head-over-heel flight."
Paete Iteiarna at galonlkt.
The Overeias News Aaency says:
"Private report from Palonlki Indicate
that a state of panic reigns there. The
ClreeK are hostile to the English, who
behave arrogantly. The French and Brit
ish are on bad term.
; Nearly fifty members of the Serhlnn
Parliament are living In a hotel there.
They have formed a provisional Parlia
ment and play carda during the nlglit
while Serbian refugee ere starving In
tha atreeta. The people of Falonlki are
anxiously awaiting liberation by the cen
tral powers."
Tarka Win In C'aaensa.
CONSTANTINOPLE, I 13 - (Via lxn
don.) The Turkish war offl haa given
out the following atatement:
"There waa local flabtlng on the Irsilt
front (In Mesopotamia) at Kut-El-Amar.
"A hostile attack against tha tenth arc
tor on the Caucaau front waa repulsed.
"On the Dardanelles front hostile ahlpg
violently bombarded until late In tho
evening different camps In order to de
stroy the booty abandoned by the enemy.
The bombardment failed to achieve It
purpose. Hostile attacks at Seddul Bahr
repeatedly were repulsed."
"The counting of the war material and
military equipment left behind by the
enemy at Art Burnu and Anafarta haa
ADVANCE IN BATES
BEFORE OFFICIALS
OF FIVE STATES
(Continued from Pnfre On".)
tomeys who are fearful that an appeal
would be thrown out of court take the
position that If the decision had been
against the railroad there would be no
question about their right to appeal. On
the other hand, they maintain that each
state being a part of the United State
and the Interstate Commerce commission
a creature ef the United States govern
ment, a state or it officer would not
have the legal authority to step In and
attempt to overthrow a decision by thl
commission. The contention Is that the
authority of the Interstate Commerce
commission exreed that of any state
railway commission, and that therefore
there could not be an appeal.
who t now :n Austin, Teg.
year old.
II waa V)
PROVIDENCE. B. I.,
Brown university foot
Dee. U.-TIv
tall aquad of
Pardon for Thomas
Stripling Delayed
ATLANTA. Ga., Tee. g.-Thomaa Edgar
fetrlpllng. who wa sentenced lo life Im
prisonment in JVC. escaped from Jail and
during hie four lean year of freeduru ba
rame chief of pulk of l anvHie. Ve,
protbly will not receive hla expected
t hrlatma pardon from Oovsraor Harrla.
ra tirstk) at Ikrsss'ssk.
tliENANnOAH, la.. Dee. 2.-peelaD
The tas'.hg y of Mrs. Lnnley Par
rlsh, Mr. Vartta Fender and Alice Koa
etta Iirrlit.x. tM tittle daughter ef Mr.
and Mra. Vrd Marling, add three more
to the umbr ihit baa occurred ta Sken
anloaH recently- Pneumonia w the
c f of tLe death of (be little 1-year-old
girt. Kra. Fn-Uh. whq waa a young
mi, (hr af i yens, died on after her
Jcifsnt iau;i-r ViJ. Mra. F W waa a
p'.ontrr ttr in.t si.d waa the another ef
ir. J.o.i r ..n-"Bn, Mia. Clans Bsach.
ilsj-uo aui4 Stioriis tender.
twenty-one player atarted for the l'a
clfle coast today to open tha 1U foot
ball aeaaon wltb a game agalnat the
Weeblngton fJiat college at Paaadsna,
Cal.. on Kaw Year's day. The player
expected to reach Paeadena next Mon
day and will devote four daya to praetloe.
Stops will be made at Chicago and Al
buquerque, en the way weat.
KRUPP WORKS IN TURKEY
WRECKED BY AIR BOMBS
COPENHAGEN. Dec. !.-Vta London,)
The National Tldendcx prints a atate
ment of a Dane from Constantinople that
the Krupp work utk:ce of Constanti
nople have been destroyed by bomb
dropped by British airmen.
The Store) of the Town
A Giveable Gift
A SWEATER
$3.50 TO $8.50
Drowning. Kin? & Co.
or o w sj
That Christmassy Appearance
Of Your Gifts
Caja always bo secured If you choose the proper wrapping
We have those
SEALS TAGS WRAPPINGS
Omaha Stationery Co.
203 Couth 17th Et. " Phone Douglas 805.
commissioners and their attorneys are
not a unit on whether an appeal will lla.
and before they do anything they will
go Into all the legal phasea of this oues
an. What May Be Dosp,
tf It Is decided that sn appeal he taken
he cnee will go direct to the t'nlted
tate supreme court. At tha time of
starting proceedings an Injunction will
be applied for restrsining the railroads
from putting Into effect the new tariff
Increasing the passenger rate.
Somo of the attnrneya for the commis
sion are positive that an appeal can be
taken, while other are Just aa positive
that one would not be considered by tha
supreme court.
In support of their contention the at-
Bandits Executed
in City of Mexico
GALVESTON, Tex.. Dae. U.-Blx mem
bers of., the bandit gang recently cap
tured in Mexico City were publicly ex
ecuted today, according to a message
received by Juan T. Bum. Mexican con
sul here. Four other condemned to
death were given a respite at tha laat
moment. Flva women arreated with the
gang have been given long prlaon terme,
the meaaage aaya. The bandlta had been
able to avoid capture for aome time by
mean of forged document, which made
the police believe they were army offi
cers. Today'a measae aays that an official
announcement regarding the govern
ment' policy toward the redemption of
outstanding note by .bank Will be pub
lihed shortly.
The Store of the Town
A Suggestion
PULLMAN SLIPPERS
$1.50 and $2.50
Drowning. King&Co.
ur Last Suggestion
Before Christmas
We have the finest line of Seal and Walrus "Fitted" Traveling
Bags and Suitcanes in Omaha. They would make a present so dif
ferent and so acceptable.
These bags and suitcases eontaln a fnll set of beautiful toilet
and manicure articles. Any woman would be proud to own one
of them.
Special Price Reductions
. "FITTED" BAGS
Old Price New Price '
130.00 824.00
$87.60 $30.00
40.00 832.00
$80.00 ...840.00
$80.00.... $48.00
$5.00 852.00
"FITTED" SUITCASES
Old Price New Price
$33.00 S20.4Q
$35.00 S30.O0
$42.00 833.60
$45.00 836.00
$47.50... 838.00
$50.oo $40.00
FRELING (SL STEINLE
"Omaha's Be$t Baggagm Builder'
1803 FARNAM ST.
Cigars me box
4 Sherman & McConnell Stores
Candies and others
4 Sherman & McConnell Stores
89c
up
Thermos Dollies
4 Sherman & McCcr.i;e!l Stores
Fine Box Paper
4 Sherman & McConnell Stores
Razors
Safety
and old style
4 Sherman & McConnell Stores
Perfumes
4 Sherman & McConnell Stores
Hair Brushes
4 Sherman & McConnell Stores
Hand T.lirrors
4 Sherman & McConnell Stores
Fine Toilet Soaps
4 Sherman & McConnell Stores
r
Bargains in
practically new
articles in "For
fl Sale column; read
it.
've shopped, inspected, thought over
matters, called for the opinions of others and
now at the very last moment
You've Made Up Your Mind
To Buy a Victor Victtrola
Haven't You?
jf. ya v -TaA 4.Ip
a.. r.finJ " ar - B n si f N 1 U vajr K
Any "Victrola" ahown upon our
'floors mar be Durchased for cash or
on easy time payments. If you wish,
" vre will ship any "Victrola" to any
point on absolute r KEiu TKiAXi, we
paying carrying charges. Shipments
made so that the "ViotroU" will
reaoh you on Cbrifltmaa day.
Now that you have decided to gladden tke hearta
of all tha membera of your household with a
Vletrola on ChrUtxaaa day, you are asking yonr
gelf: "What sice Vletrola would prove proper in
my homer'
And If jron leave the matter to our sincere Judge
ment we will adriee Ton to buy a large, massive
appearing
klrl
elMaifi at $100
We say thla beoanae ao maajr people are buying
"Vletrola XI a" at $100 It's a large slse. In the
erer tamUtar "Vletrola" ahape, poeaeaaes every
feature of the very highest priced Vletrola. and
win please and entertain you for a lifetime.
Thert'sa Victrola at $15, $25, $40, $50, $7 5, $100, $150, $200,
$250, $350 and we have the whole family right upon our floors
150 instruments.
-MICKEL'S-
MeirasEsa Cycle C
Corner Fifteenth and Harney Streets, Omaha
Abo at 334 Broadway, Council Bluffs,
Last Minutt" Mail Order
Promptly Filled.
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i 1 via i.