The Omaha Morning Bee
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VOL. B2 KO. 100.
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O.M.MIA. UKSPAY, OCTOKKK 21, 1322.
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TWO CENTS
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1
Howell Sees
Danger for
Farm Bloc
Republican Candidal Again
Pledge! fTimelf o Join.
Agricultural (Jroup
f Senator.
'Direct Primary Menaced1
itf r. r. I'liwi ii
ff arrMNiiulriii Tba Omaha H,
ftuperlnr, Nb., Oct. !J. (Mriiil
T'lriam ) n. H. Howell, candidate
for t'nlted Rial senator, today re
if firmed hi belief In th farm bloc
and again pledged himself to join th
mUdl wetrn group of senators In
fighting for measure liencfical to
aarlruiiiir.
"On of th most promising de
velopment In emigre la th fa nil
bine," Mr. Howell said. "It la upon
u h a movement that our hop de
pend for prngri-ssly leglalatlon In
th lntr4la of agrli'tillon.,
"Th,e east la mui fi perturbed over
thl development nd
sense in II an evidence
heotloriallsm. Whs! the
aenefe la the possibility of tha farm
bloc fiwti'i Ink treat agrarian mov
went involving our agricultural
popuhti Ion. f mi lul ri at an It (Ion
about one half of tha people.
Hallroails Would Pictal.
"Of ionise I woul'l nnpan tliat
the great commercial arid rallroa1 In
teiel would cease to ha a controlling
Influence.
"Aa a consequence (here la A move,
tii'iut to kill Ihii f ii rni bloc by striking
at, tin direct primary. There la ae
Hfiiy ll over tha country ntcnltiwt
I In- tlirrct primary,
"If dux been, iiiim kcd rlxtit here In
Nehrasln. Tli IhxI legislature en
ii iml a Inw vitiating the direct prl
am re.
"I had Ilia privilege of presenting
In lint aoiretnry of slat a petition
oniiclnlii',' nearly S,uo name send
m.' that law to a referendum.
-Now you ran av tha direct prl
nmiy, tin? great refotm that ram
h.wn to iia from Roosevelt. Thla la
morn li 1 1 1 mii U'lit tlmti th election of a
I iilii'd Klaua nator, g-overnor or
i nfi 'f;'!iiiail.
'IVII your frlfiula ahout it. If you
ii n t vot on nnjHiliig Han next No-
i nilr vote on thla jiropoaitlon and
ot 'no.'",
Mi Willi Apiiluiife.'
Aii!nuaa and ntliualuam met lr.
l!owII al Franklin. Itl rloiul, Rlvar
Ion, lluliln Jtoili, iiontwlik und Hu
,.oior. Neither Hlveiton nor HoalwMt
were on tha m hHdille IniL cltlzena In
att:d t hut ha atop and apeak a f"W
inlnulea.
At Franklin, Mr. Howell wu Intro
disced to 210 men and women l.y A.
T. Reudy, county ihulnnnn. Ileprc
e"iituilv A. H. Hyrum drova front
hlK home In HlooiniiiKtoii to henr Mr.
Unwell. Mr. Hyrum Htarta next week
to Btiunp th atnte for alnt and nil
tiniiiil iHinliilaU'a.
At Ked Cloud 300 men ami women
were on a atreet corner wuilliiK for
the pnrty. Thoae who met Mr. Howell
vera K. H. tlnrher, inunty chiilrman,
Walter Kinlth, aeeretury; Mra. John
lluti hlim Hnd Mra. Hazel TowMI, ran
.lidnte for enutity treiiHiirei'.
let Hy Auto Party.
An auto loud of Supi-rlor people,
lm io.i.,.;: hh" Allaa (ihiimliie
.Iiim.. Mra. .Tone, Mra. AlU-e Nelaon
and .Mra. 10. .1. Iiitvlaon met, Mr. How
ell at Ked Cloud. Ho ulao wa met
I y Robert (iroenwood of Nelaon, Nuck
olla motility ihiilrman, ami John
I'felTVr, editor of tho Nelaon Herald,
nt Ileii Cloud, lie wna kjtriHluced at
I ted Cloud by K. J. Overlnif, jr.
At (iulde RiK'k the meetliii; wu
In hi In the town hall and wh In
diiirxe of Suite Senator M. K. Kirk
aid, Mia. (leorge Parker, commltteo
wouiun. and I.. P. iiiiiiter. There
wei'a 1MI preavnt.
At Htiperlor ho Wiia liitiiMltiied !y
Mi?, tieoijre Day. The meeting wna
in rhui'K" of H. I'. Mendell, committee
man. and Mia. (ieoiao Scoulnr, coin
mil tee womun. Mualc whb furnlahed
t the Suteiior hlKh acliool orohea.
tin. At Overton, J. M. Plllard. can-
li.li.. f..r I he lea Kluture. met Jir.
11, .well and inriinged the meeting. At j
Hontwl. k he aa Intr.xluced by .1. i
Wai ien Keller, Jr.. former . hail-man
ot Hie republican "ale central roiiv !
put tee.
At Moldrega Katuribiy
beard Mr. I low ell.
i
night Coo
C-ox eminent Official Are
Adrift on Coat (iiianl Hoal
San r rain lcn, tht. Jl The- oat
H .in t ,1 cutter Mnjnve, with Al!Rnt
tenctiy C. II. Huston of the IV
pertinent of Cniiinirri' and other gov
eminent ellUuU atioaid, is itrifllDg
aiqtroxmiattly 1 0 m.lea Ural of lion
oliilu, with ll fuel supply depletrd.
ae.or.llng In lreea Ineaaagva I
c. iied here (ale today bv the marine
ill PB.I lim-lil of Ihe S" Fl-nnelWJi
ilomdwr of I'limmeue. The fleet lug
H.innadin If ft Pearl laili, T H.
Snnditv to give aid Id Die .Xlmave. The
g..veiiiinrht olflusl ara on rtiiiiw.
. ?Ute Itrgini Prolio Into
I ixfitot k Kreiicltt Hdle
I..I o.iii, ivt - i il "I I
lit r ij- C0to'll,iu4ll l'eI
I'.'t-e M iii.uy lain the lueslm isle
tuIMn la Ih tut.
Ibe Iroriirf lh Nhik
on.mtsalon. and en l,li,t
tril. w.il r gresliv ah.rlnl
t inil.wtv IntaietuJ aki l test C
i(Hoi.ir Uka al Ih ftil eoni
ritetj e'Utd b al.Utel
in th nee Tie nh I I Iitstw
rho truh t l.. S"t-'l-l ( id
frie.it i 4 aa i- tin a ef H. atu iiuu
Hunli Jury CneiiiiiiiliMril,
t i A i ti. i t , iv : I 1 1. .
ii 1 i i a i if iki t' r i.n f t
t t ROII tff el i (1.11. A KaHHnll
lti.. m- . n,f I On .iK
u kaj i . , 1 1. tit aari etusa I
lt
Hntukin T rail it ion
Smashed hy VrinrvM
U ho Hob Her Trvnwt
I HalftrM. Wr.. iut. U. PrlmeM
! New ana liayfMi, Wlniieliaau In-
I rtian beauty (if llaltirld. Hia., up
j act a thoiiaand ear of Iradlllofi
and Iter nan duniealir Ufa a hen the
linhhed her hair ana' Inliodueed her
fellow rrtntrn tit flapperkm. Iter
fallier, Hilof Kuunlnif W olf, and her
hiiabaiid, lan liayflah, iul on a
war darue thai made (ha alien! for
rata aound like a reunion nf boiler.
ma U era.
After (he nlorm had i (eared Ne.
a ana found berwlf an riian o far
aa her relative a ere i inn eriied.
Iluf, not belli j raally dlalurlied, he
aeiefitrd her nilaforlune wild
in lie and I hat rvenini aha and her
III tie aon furnrd their baika mt I he
old reaervallon.
Newana lau't worrbi( arMiiit Ilia
future. ,n mule who lived In Nr.
h rank a died Iwo yeara ao and left
her Sl.l.ftttO In rakli and a large Iraet
of land. There aha haa cone, whera
alte will alleinpl the rultlva'ton of
Ilia land that wa beieallied la
her. Nawana la IN yrara old and haa
been married Hirer year,
liainlall Party
Sees CO. P. Lulled
p:r:Ujl)y Kasy Victory
rut leiilly J J
Alarm Fell That Jeiulilit arid
Will Be liiinfci!ly (Jr.
guin.etl Tli rough
Ovwrorifiilfrirc.
Hy A. K. I.KOIf.
Nlaff f'urreaiHiailrnt 'Ilia Omaha He.
Kidney, Ne Oct. 1. (Mpeclnl Tel')
Kiam.) There la a alttn and a warning
to republican and other aupportera of
lha republl'in) cutidldJilea: travel
throUKh (.enlriil and wealrn N'elnaa
hii linpienaea tha polltlcul obaerver
with the fin't that the dcmoi'ruta have
perfected a remarkably thoroUKh or
Kitnlxiititm and Hint Ihe republican,
lulled to a fulaa aenan of aeourlty by
the alren volca of eauy victory, hava a
leaa parfect urganizallon In many
plncea.
Jn every lly, town and vllhie demo
emtio oraaniiter ara at work. Moat
of lliein are local, directed vlgoroualy
and elfiolently from headquarter.
Ilvaldea theae, puld wguni7Ar me
tiuvfllnif cotiatiintly.. Roaliwitlon ttiat
their tlKbt I iiltnoat bopeleaa tin
apurred tha democriita to thla (leaper
u ta elYort.
Must Ken liter.
While aentlment ia overwlieltuliif
for tha republican nindldutea In the
wealern and centnil parla of th
atutca toucbetl by tha ilandull party
In the aat .eek, It behoove every re
;ftil,lr;itl Vj.er to reglatcr find vole.
The democratic orKanlsuitlon wll get
every democrat to tha poll and the
cliiiiKer to the republican i that their
leaa thoroUKh oraanlwitlnn and over
i.onlldr nc of aaattreil victory might
lemilt bndly these t'-ndenciea muat lie
checked now'.
Thl warning la aounded by auch
tneu aa Dltrlct Coininltteeiimn K. Ii.
Myer of Alliance, Harvey Hum of
Hiottabluff, malinger of Hob Himmon'
campaign for rotigrera, and Tom
Nulghbor of Bridgeport. "Ig crowd
mva greeted Mr.Mtumlnll everywhere,
even In Vlacea where there had been
t'.eglect In milking iirrnngeinent and
giving not lee 'f Hie meeting.
Ileiiimral Ara Attlve.
Utinot iiitic mcetlngH In' the buuio
tnwiia have been advert laed In new
piiliera, ly handbill and plucard
week In advance by It orgiintaitlmi
tnd the republican In Nebruaku need
more of It to make victory aure.
Thl morning, though no arrange
ment bad been made at HcottablulT
for the meeting, Kit) hatlly notllled by
telephone, guthcred In the Star t hea
ler and the apeechea of Mr. Rindnll
find Mra, Mary Wight of Chicago were
applauded.
A big committee met Mr. Randall al
the atulion when he arrived in Bridge
port. Among them were Meadame
Hiukb Wilcox, W. H. Willi, Tom
Neighbor. A. K. FUher, ,i. F. Flem
ing. I lien Trumbo, It. II. Willi mid
Mabel McKlmuiey, with County Chair
man Tout. Neighbor, Hruca Wllrox
, ,, ,, vvm,-
and I!. 11. Wlllw.
T)lt. ,., LltiK bad been advertised Middlesex that he had granted their
,,v n,.wlm),.r notk. a ud hnndblll and request that they lie auperaeded. The
' , audi. nee. iHtlmuted atl'equeKt wa made through Hupteme
.,, ,,, ;, WU1I waiting , Mr. ''"'"t Jtlee Parker early week,
Itandall In the big Miller opera house.
,,.iilv (lll,f werB Wlllllell. nila family
drove In from a ranch 35 miles away
for th occHsion,
Aiidlem Is Hig One.
The nudieme wa more than twice
s large a the one to which Senator !
Hitchcock fMM'ke t o:n the same room
lust Hitturdiiv hfteninon. It was a
iTura la ! T, laluma all I
A Lost Battalion
There i slJ a lost Hut
talioti ritfhl here in Omaha
a uiiiCi-llaiii'ous and valuabld
i ciiipany of niissit pocket
tsiiik. lout jrwelfy ami hurt
Ireds of other ihmg that hav
ilisappearej hryoinl th rench
of ihetr owitet.
Soon .ne fool tln'ntt ery
thi f that t lost. Most every
body u honeit. The Omaha.
Ilea "I ot an'4 Found" roluma
tort ihe ml.
f ln't Worry whH ju lot
tome vliK!e fmituiiiit
i all At Unlit' Hi instead!
iitr ht i"H loe a
d 'ii, a dollar of a dotmon l
p.ii jour fust mot it ta itit
n Omaha H 'tt nt
Foun 1 ' a l on ihe Us.l
otr ra - !..mrr th
wit eost rhitiuie On-aM
Ht "Wltil" A U " t
f t ail l ' c oo an J
f.. a ' Want' U ur.
Prosperity
Is Assured
by Ta riff
So Di'i Lrt (lonfcrraamMii Jo
arpli W. Konlnry Hrfoir .
' '
1 JiiHiiR Maiiiirailiirt-r
A"H iatioii.
I Based on Sound Policy!
Chlifian. Oct. 2. f'rntuierll V la aa
limn Joaepli W. Fordney of Mlehlaan,
ona ot tha authora of tha Fordiiev
Mi'Cumlr larlff Uw, declared today
liefora tha Illlnola Manufaeturera' an
aoclatlon. Tha aiiiaiaeiii y tariff whl h pre.
reded the permanent law "maiked a
very decided trend In biialneaa In fn- 1
ih! toward proaperlty," ha aaaerled. I
"Mora atudy and effort waa nlven
In Ih framing of tha law than waa
..van to any pravh.ua tariff lealala
lion," Mid l!epiaentatlv Koidney
Mark an Fpia li.
"Th flexible feature of the new
law mark an epoch In tariff making.
l'Kii aatiafaetory allowing that ralm
In the new law ara too high or too
low, the mean for Impartial Inveaflgit
tlon and correction br executive order
are provided.
"The new law I bam-d on th nound
policy of protection and Iia enact
ment clear lb way to the wldeal
venue of proeperlty, That Hi na
tion will benefit materially under It
operation can he predicted, with the
ulmoat confidence,"
A year and a half, ago, tba eprnker
ald, record-breaking importation of
farm product and bank failure In
(he northweat were affecting adverse
ly the country' biialneaa In general,
The emergency tariff law, he aaid,
acted a a atop gap and, although
' never wa abime of a law more pro
liflc, a evenla have extahliahed, never
wa abuae more undeaerved. With
the new Ibw affording a Juat meiiaure
fif protection, not only to I be farm,
but to the factory a well," be con
tinued, "lnortted proaperlty I
ured,"
Duly on Wool lleiliwed,
t'nder the emeiguiicy act, lm auld,
the duty on wool In an uvei," milt
of rlothea wna only 92 cent and
that in ait all-wool overcoat, 01,71,
while the duly on th wool In the
new law la aliglitly leaa.
"Any merchant who will tat to
the public," Repieaentatlv Fordney
declared, "that lie la coinnelled to ad-
Ivanca tha in Ice of hfa iroida hrcfiiiae
of the Increnaed duly provided In the
new act 1 dlahoneat and untruthful."
The apeaker Raid the average d
valorem rate under the WcKlnley
tl(l law were 2 per cent; In ibe
Wilaon bill, 23 per cent; In. the Ding
ley bill, 2 per cent; In th Payne
bill, 18 Vi per cent; in tho Underwood
bill, Vi per cent, while under the
new law the average I allghtly b-a
than that of the I'ayne bill. Free
Import under the Payne bill were
about 43 per cent of total Import,
he Raid, 88 per cent under the I'mb-r.
vood act and about the aunt under
the new law it tinder the Payne bill,
and that the average udvnlorem rale
both dutiable and free are lower under
the law than under any republican
tariff daw written.
Now Pi lot nt I TpI in
j. w i (1 ,
of Murder Probe,
Deputy Attorney General
Taken Charge of Invetiga- .
tion of Hall-Mill Cane.
New Brunswick. N; J., Oct. 23. (By
A. P. The Hall-Mill murder Invcali
gallon halted today for a change of
pilots and with Wilbur A. Molt, dep.
tny attorney general, ot the helm, It
vlll atart again Tuesday practically
from the beginning.
The long heralded clmnge In the
personnel of InveMlgatora came thix
morning when Attorney (leneral Mc
('ran notified county ptoaecutorn
i..-noiuo i nninnm-i iimi Pini'si-r m
! "" ieniainiriiy wiinoruwn wnen
M'e proaecutora found what they
thought wa a new due leading
i ue imirucror or inuroerer. v nen
Hits line of Investigation failed til pro
vide them with a clmr caae. thev rr
i th(, r,.urti
, . . how .,, . ,,, .... ....
milt, , i,,,,.,! i ..i.i ,
he tx peeled In "start from the be-! ed ll,lnit in money, Iwinds nml war I nt ir.iclory, all or me oiu-is io tngnn
giniiltig" and thai one of his first steps ! savings stamp. a company to operate Ihe shipping
would be a ciiieful iinalysla of all Hi
love biters and diaries exchanged by
the minister and the i bolr singer.
SMte police also are rtpected t in
tiioie Hi- ii wulk repi.nnig to Motl.
'.mn-. I f.,r Mis lull ami fu
( 'luitiulte Mills said ioeml-ia of the
I vl, i f.iinlllij) ii ff .l r.l by lb double
f let i nt; ei nml .I t he t h.ti.ic in in
stlnnl.'l
Hoy of U l llil.le iii Jail
hargrtl With Murder
K.L.r.n-i.i .'.I ., ii-
loidrrt. is .lead and I , so l.m.. i;
Is in a-A Initial' ilt,tiut-.l itTti ii. in, 1...
iii th result of a shifting H iiotsv
i,i.l.l .1 II.. T..I..H tu.ti.i, ....,.
loll near bnr X-ioi.heg I I tli
shsriff (o.inta bs I 'i ;itilr. Willi
a.ii.ilief Itl at tba Ci.f.lna betes tut
Wis etri'ttd l.tlr h ratutntd 'h
a .(.el. lb sluriff .. an-l lsn
f i n In! t lli Cot ltro bum 'ii
lm tiro i i-tne I m .t.s.i and t
rrxicr ( urUllctl.
Mtt. I. i, Is I , I Ins .1
..Mint 111 lo I '..l--i t, t V d s. It- i.t
.Misl l-. I. -tt-S S I S . ..I I 41 It I
iii o 4 s'.iiw .'.' in lt-
i til Iumh I . w Ui ! I' i '
uw In .tit i life, il si. 1 1 1., o. i ,,t
ua) ii..j ion.i.ii.ii fuoa "
) iiiiifli r, ft, V.oiulm It '
Sen if - ' i.ti ''."
J.a
llailiinorr, mM
F. MaalliiK, , -..""iir). Md , I mil)
a. Me haa Jiml entered (lie pnMIr
i Inada oi hU Inline loan, Siniil.i)
hr ioiiiIih led aertlira lit I'aul
Melliodlkt I'rnlealaiil iloirili in Hie
manlier of an rtiierlemrd iololtir.
Me K a 'n of Paul lltliiiii ot
halMhiir), ror U nioiiili he haa
been aiiealtiliu befoie iooi;ietlloin
M,""',ll ",,t',M Here n,e fi( (he
i hild haa i omliii led in Hall (more
and lie eaiiH- al Hie lutllalloii f
Hia llev V. I, l(indil, paolor of
Nt. Paul rliiinh.
Ilia fill Iter aaya lluil Hie laiy haa
had mi bibliial lunlriiiliun oilier
(lull Hie llihle alorlea and wuara
wlili Ii have heen read In him In Ida
home and al Miimlay ai hiHil,
Motion lo Halt
Hum Injunction
ft a' a yeaiariny nnernoon, iia waa over
fill i"'A I N'llK'M 'Wered liilinedlHlely hy a putrol-
i
',,,. ..I , v'l.!, t
1 0,,M" ' '"r h,af '
(iiici olirc of AikhI
a Soon ii l'ii
aililf'. Saw Voik. Oct, 2 iHy A. P.t
, Federal Judge Learned H.nd today
band"d down a declalon dlamlaalng
the motion of foreign and American
ahlp companlea for a peimuin-iit in
Junction reeiralnltig federal proiilbl
lion agent from pulling Into effect
the bona dry ruling of Attorney Oen
era! iiaughi-rty. He extended the 'ay
temporarily, however, providing that
the ateamnblp companlea file an lm
mediate t'ppeul lo the United Hiatt-a
tiipreinn court,
Judge Hand decided In favor of the
government on nil polm. The deol -
lon waa rendered on t he apecific. mat-
j ,,'r "f "' "l'l'li''noii of foreign line
for an Injunction protecting from,
Kel'.uin alilp urrylng liquor under
Heal on Ili4 eaeibound voyage from
Ih United fclalca.
To He I aed Aa Kupplir,
The declaUii applle to both foielgn
and American line becauaa of Ihe
alaleinetit mad" by Judge Hand dur
ing the injunction proceeding hint
week that a defeat of the motion of
the foreign line would naturally
bring about defeat of tha American
line' motion tnr mi Injunction.
The temporary extenaloii of the atuy
grunted by Judga Hand applk-a only
to liquor to be tiacd aa aupplle for
member of ahlpa' crew on the cnat
bouivl voyage to Kurope. Thl ex
tenalon wa granted on the furnlwh
Ing of a liond of 2.",0iu by the ateam
ahlp compuule to guarantea that the
liquor would not be uaed for any other
pitrpoae than the one tlpulated,
Notice of Aptieal
Kverett Maaten of cotinael for the
White Hlar line, announced that hi
llrm and repreantatlvea of th 12 1
other foreign and domeatic line rep-1
reaented In the proceeding would,
bring an appeal aa aoon ua poaalble. I
The original action ngalnat the
Jtaugherly ruling waa brought by the
Cunard and Anchor line, which
were later joined ly 30 oilier com
panlea, including moat of the Im
portant foreign and American line
fit tho tra nan tin title trade. All
brought bill In equity, mentioning
Hecretary Mellon, II. C fttuart, col
lector of thl port, and federul prohibl-
; Hon enforcement, agent.
Bankers to Handle
for Rumania
Washington, (let. 23. The Ruman
ian govei iinicnt haj urranged with an
Inteiuiitlonnl group of bankers for the
conversion of $17.i,ail,000 of Its short
term treasury notes, it was announced
tonight In a ittiternetit Issued by (he
Hiinuinlnn legation here. At the same
time, it ivim said, the question of Kil
manlaii debts to the I'tilted States
povcriinient, aggregating about $31,
ooi),00, soon Would bo taken tip by n
commission from that country.
"Concerning the question of Itu
manlan debts to the government of
I he 1 'lilted Slates," the statement
suld, "we are Informed that the Itu
manlan govei nmeiit has designated
two of Its lending financial experts,
Mr. Kftlmie Antoiuscn and Mr, An-
tontiiile. Jo coniiuci ine tiecessaiy lie- ,
gotii.tio.ls with the government of the !
l ulled Statea and that they will leave 1
,""H,y f"r W""h""'""'"
Tl lTI sr.
1 Ineve Kifle Safely
lloXt'D ill Maiiril'C Hailk '
Miuii.e, l., (ad. 23 Thieves . 1a..
looted (he ofety deponit boxes of the '
:Sluv Countv Huvlmt bank here Sun- !
,)uy Kht i.elleted lo have obtain-
All telephone and telegraph w ifea j
inleilng the town were cut by Ihe
'tain; hef.iie tlov l its ii their on ra
lioii Tbev eacaped In an autoino
I'lle.
Two blind. ed -sftlv deposit Ihii
'l rifled bill the tlilelts Here un
able to (jet Into the I ihk s if.-
Stnilherii Hallway !niiii,iii
V.t W'tirLer' Slrike Hunii
Kiioiulle. IVnn. 1st, M I'i.si
.1.1.1 FsllfMV II .r.ls.., of the Jtoiilheil,
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if iK l'niiel f't'sa oitxt f i io
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Shot Him"
Mdii IiimiI Down MrriJiHHt
If r AiTiiara if Mirrir'-
al'lllHlioll ill Salt' of
Itr-ale-iimnl. .
Intended to Shoot Self1
' "I l diired ma to, ao I allot him.
I hiive it wlfu and alx children to
MiipNiil and tie roblied toe."
Tlio foieaolng expliinntfon una
low-n by tlonla Kurney, in, ';nU
W til Jai II veil lie afer lie allot n I.
i l,lebei iniin, men iiaiit at Twenty.
;fointli and Iiecafur alreeta at 1 20
man on a biit In the vicinity , nd
held until Ih putrol arrived.
Intended to Kill llimoelf.
Carney aald he Intended lo kdl
bliiuM'lf lo, but Unit l.lelM-rman fell
on him nod before be could i
irlciita blioaelf Hie patrolman bad
bia gun.
Four of I he bullet In hi .32 call
lr revolver had been diechnrged.
Th fifih remained unflred. Two
, ,h, hMtta Uif
man, according fi lyird Iiater ho
pltnl attendant.
Harney told police TJeberman had
intlueed him to buy a email res
taurant ahortly after he, Harney,
came here with hi family from
llneoln.
Family IleaTitule,
"JJeberman told me that reatuur
ant would make a living for rne,"
aaid Harney, who w covered with
fhe blood of bia victim. "It didn't. I
naked blm many limea bi give me
( Iwn-k part of the !l'i I paid blm for
tba lealauiaiit. My family wa al
j moat deatlluta, mid I waa di-eperal.
; He refuwa again when I went to
ae blm thl afternoon, 1 nulled out
my gun nd lob! him I d hoot hlrn j
If b didn't. He only laughed." j
i.ieoerman toio pollc who con
veyed blm to the J.oepllal 'that he
had offered to give Harney aom
money back, but that Harney refuaed
ior ainoiiui. iia ortereii, lis ta In a
' er!ou condition, one bullet alruck
him In the aid'
and another In the
cheat
Woman Slayer to
Plead Insanity
imi if,. , -
woman - WIlO Klllcil l,ovr-r
Coe on Trial at
Kaiina City,
KiiimuR UJty, Mi Oct. 23. Tem
porary Insanity will be the plea of
Marie It. il'eggy) Heal in her trial for
Ibe slnylnif of Frank Warren Ander
son, her attorney aaid In his opening
statement to the Jury lata today.
The defense counsel snld tha night
before the alleged murder Anderson
told Mrs. Hen I be could not marry
her nfler be bad asked her to comu
lo Kansas City from Hprlngfleld, III ,
to lie married.
"Don't you want, to do what la
light?" the attorney told the Jury
Peggy Heal had asked Anderson.
"I'd Ilk to, but 1 can't because I'm
married." the Juror were told Ander
son replied.
In tho slate's opening statement
to tho Jury, Anthony P. Nugent, as
slitant prosecutor, recited the story
of the fatal shooting which took place
In a hotel here June i.
"The evidence, will show," Nugent
said, "Ibat the killing of Anderson
was dellliera'e, that it had been
studied and planned by Mrs. Heal and
was accomplished while Anderson wa
asleep.
William V. I.aley, patrolman, first
stale witness, Identilled a IkioK
"Thiivla, Maid of Mars," which he
found on c table of the room In which
Anderson was slain. He said the
book was opened at an illustration of
the heroine "Thiivla" standing over
"Tarlo," whom be had slabbed.
, , ,
i-liiin(' Hoard to I.oiitiiiue
Operation of Steamer
Wellington, Od. 23 -The shipping
board will continue lo operate the
;,,, l,i ships through the
Culled Slate line until the pending
merchant marltio h-gialatlon Is dls-
posed of. ' hiilriuan tji dii-r Biiiuiuuieo
today. The i ball mini's announcement
followed rejection by the hoaid as un
hoard vessel
(htr 100 Mm. Armed
to Tt t lh, Scour Sivampn
of Michigan for I Aom
St. Josel.h. Ml. h.. nt M. Tw .
posses rollipr.sl.iK u'ie II III tt hull- ,
,1,1.1 ii. en. e.u h iiiuird Willi ru-iv de-
s.ii.n..n
of weapons, a.ome.1 Ih" ,
ind bils and SU...IU.. In tin ciil.ty
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lelievad to !
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ll,e .r. liti 1,1.0 lbs!
I boii.lletla if test
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tt .pe f.ulll I l -l li nt-V isllns Ibe
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Scheme to Seize
Control of China
Coast Uncoverd
Poliliral f.'oiikpiraty, Wliicli
May Mfaii Another Civil
War, DiM'ovrreif in
VuVen Province
Auioy, China, Oct. 23 (By A,
I IKilitlcal twinaplr.-icy which
P.)
may
mean another dlRtantrou olvll war In
( blna I bellevdd to have been un -
vvered in the province of Fuklen
whoae capital, Foocbow, recently wna
Uken by tb'j Invading force i Hau
i.Taung Chi.
! According to advice from Foochow,
i Hun Yat Hen, depoaed prealdent of
jaouth China, ha plotted with ''hang
Tro-I.Iii, the Aliinchurlini war lord,
Ttinn Cbipul, Hau Nhu-Cheng, known
a "flttle lu," t'hang Wen-Hung
Annul ami J.u Tim-riaiaitg oi rrKiii
,to form a toalltlon of the Fengtlen,
Anfu and Kwomingtang pnrtiea, Thl
coalition, It I said, plan to take
flhanfung and drive f!en, Chen Chi
imgMIng from Kwangtung and Chi
Hsleh-yiinn from Kiangsi, thus gain
ing control of tbe Chlii'-ae crast.
The unification plan will menu the
creation of a formidable foe in den
Wtl Pel Fu. the conqueror of Chang
Tso-IJn, There Was sold to be a p
nihility of On, Tsao Kun, the north
China military leader. Joining the co-
fi lit inn, !
it i declared that the eoainion, "
.........uu,! will !... tncelhAe hi
worst elpmenta of all the political
(.-roupa. The aituutlon I extrenHy
complicated and the future I un
certain. Beebee's Statements
Denied by flowell
Franklin, Neb., Oct. 23.-Mtat-mcnt
made by J. I-. . Heebe In a
a f. each at Norfolk are without sem
blance of truth, R. H. Howell said
here today. Not only did he never
express himself to citizen of Ctllbert
son a alleged, but be has never been
in Hbsitulleld during the campaign.
Through a mistake if wa previously
stated that Howell had not appeared
In Culbertson.
War Veteran Are Ketiioved
When Fire Threaten Hospital j
San lleriiardlno, Cai., Oct. 23. One
hundred and seventy-eight disabled
jveterans were moved from the govern
ment hospital at Arrowhead Springs,
six miles north of here; when a forest
Pro which has been raging In that
notion for two daya became so aeii
una that lire fighters said it was doubt
ful that the hospital building could
be saved.
Forest iMti'i-i .1 mid city lin men con
tinued to oullle the l.l.ize which was
sac. plug along a five mile f i out on
the southern slopes of tlie S.in pa-rnar-dm.
i iiiD'itil.iin .
School Teacher Missing
for Seten .Month Hcliini
A Hat n v, Muni., ot. 13- Ms l.'-r ,
lli S' lmeldel . ;'3, S. ll'M.I lett. till',
It 111, it l.il I.Ih'M I .-.I fit. Ill M llllll III Mill
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I-hI-iV hflll' S.l Si s-lire i f llloie tlxlll
i'. i en nibs
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pUlilirtl to Wait lililll I lisi.k sail llig
il.iy l-.l- l- letiin.ll.g In Hie, tin) IIikI
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Miss Sl.iieeb l ds.ppe,u nl ft --tt t
.tiil.::i,i,ltS tM.'lUSe SO. ItOOMbt StlS
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Fremont Factory
Destroyed hy Fire;
Loss Is $150,1
jjWfp Stork of SM,Rffrij;fr'
atom Lout Knlire Hlock
of Dwelling Houei
Tlireatened.
Fremont, Neb,, CM. 21 tHpeeial ,
Telegram.) The building and up- i
plie of th Fremont Manufacturing j
1 company, maker of refrigerator and i
j Incubator, were totally deatroyed by j
fjr here thl afternoon with a damage i
jratlmated at fltOiAO. Jneurance 1
amounting to 1116,400 will partly off
net tli lo.
Four warchou, three lumber
aheda and other email building own
ed by the plant went up In flame be
fore the fire department con Id attack
! tlie fire.
Oil and yaint helped the fire to
quickly envelop tbe building.
An unoccupied liou adjoining the
deatroyed plant wa also burned to the
ground, A home six block diftant
caught fire from flying spark and
tbe effort of the firefighter were
diverted.
At one time the flame threatened
the entire block of dwelling houses.
In one of the warehouse were $,'J,
000 worth of refrigerator old and
waiting to b: shipped,
ii -
Insane Man Lscapcs
Sheriff; Ends Life
Kearney, NVb., Oct. 23. (Special
Telegram.) Mile Wlly, 2), hot and
killed himself thl afternoon while
being transferred by auto to the tate
hospital for the Insane, at Hasting.
Htopplng to repair a punctured tire,
Sheriff Funk at wiped down to Jack up
hi machine. Wilaey reached over,
drew the sheriff gun from It holster,
covered tho aherlff, backed sway a
short distance and then sent a bullet
through hi breaat.
Sometime ago Wilaey startled Kear
neyite during an early morning hour
by walking down Central avenue
wearing only a traw hat and smok
ing a cigar.
Two Women and Man Koh
Driver of Rented Auto
i;i Paso. Tex., Oct, 22 Police ax
M-uichlng for a man and woman of
middle age and a young woman. In an
effort to olve the myaterloita robbery
of F. .1. Obi rkampf, a rent car driver
of tins city. Oherkampf told the
police late Sunday night, nfler walk
ing five miles along a country road
to get lo a telephone, Hint he was
clubbed seveiely by a young woman,
ami that another woman, apparently
her mother, rifled hla pocketa of J'.'5,
while a -man, apparently Ihe father
of the young woman, held a
V'1"'
pointed at blm
Aner is'aiing ami running turn, inrv
thiew him out of hi car and drove
off, be said
Manager of I'at king Finn
UmUA .... tl IMMI Hail
New Voik, M. U. H I. Hallngrr,
' M.e i-ietl.1s.il and geneial man
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an I. it ro puiutloli, an ested yt-etrl'.
i bit n slltgetl f'lfc-l'hs front J'ls
llis at Sioux lily. It, a hero he I
nii.ter ln.l.i In.eiil fi r using the until
to detlllld, W lilrss.il ir) tl.Ua ball
l,V I lllls-1 Stall ('..nio.lssO in r It Itt tt
i.hU i ... i j llritttiig Iii feoooal pro
.li III ft Mat Set for Ni.i.-ii.U-t 4
The Weather
I met sl
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limit lr ti-init 11 airs
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Bonar Law
Elected by
Unionists
Hellion Altrmlnl ly Large
H'irrrtilatioii from Holh
IIiiiirc of J'at liiifiimt ;
I.alior It I)ifilraaril.
Will Form New Cabinet
lmdon, Hit. 'lly , P,K-n
drew Ibinar I. aw today anrpled from
Ihe king the leak of forming a ta
Iriet and advlaed hi majraly In dl
aole iwrllainenl, whitli will he done
by royal prialmtln Thurada).
The new prime mlnloler will he
ready Willi a Hat of Ihe principal mem
ber of hi cabinet In lime for a meet
ing of Ihe privy rouncll It bin Ih
aett few day.
lymdon, ikt. U. iV.y A. P-An-drew
Honar Mil wa unatilmoualy
elected leader of Ih uii initial parly
at the prly meeting- held Hit after
noon. Member nf Ih unlonlat party, in
cluding a large repieaentaiinn from
Ixith bounce of parliament, mat at Ihe
Hotel. Cecil at 2 ao.
Andrew Hoi.ar Iw, on leaving ti.e
unlonlvt meeting today, t which b
wa unanliuoiiMly elected leader f th
parly, told the newppermn
would accept the lk of forming a
rnlnUtty.
"Pretlf Stiff TitMtle."
In hi addreae, Mr. Honar XaiW, de
clared that thla wa not th time for
Scot Temperance Vole
Exterled for If'elshmm
Ioidon, Oct. 'it. There ) a
strong) probability, declare a Ceo
tral New disputed from Jvfn
burgh loday, that Ihe Kcotlh
temperance vole, which In Vi
wa cast solidly for tha coalition,
wlil be cast, at the forthcoming
election In favor of candidate up
porting Mr, Lloyd (leorge.
Leading fcrnjerance mganlwi
tion r meeting to dlou t lie
alt u lion and many minor confer
ence have poased resolution in
tipport of the retiring premier, i
It wa IO I ii ted out by an official of
tit l ulled Kingdom alliance, Ihe
principal Kugllah temperance or
ganization, that auch an attitude
would mark a departure from pre
vious aland of tbe Scottish tern
perance organization which had
alway fipported Individual In
favor of temperance principle, re
gardlea of parly alliance. If tha
report 1 nouurafe, however, it I
estimated such an attitude by the
Hcottlsh temperance otr would
mean approximately 400,000 vote.
Introducing large acheme which
might be beneficial to the einplir,
however dear to hi heart, lie add-
' llt.h -,llou1'1 r;,tlT '"'I f"r
period or quuenesa tlial one or rierc
controversy. Ilia reference wa un
derstood to ye to tariff reform.
Mr. Honar Law declared the Irish
constitution must be carried out.
Referring; to Mr, Lloyd Oeorge be
aaid he wa sure they would have a
"pretty stiff tussle," but he hoped
they would still be good friend aft
erward.
Ministry Complete.
The meeting, an enthusiastic u.-.th
erlng, wa held at Hotel Cecil, at
tended by 43'J niemlsr of the party,
including 152 pern.
Mr. Honar Ijiw wa proposed for
tbe lenderahlp by Marqttl Curzon,
secretary for foreign affair In the
(Tara In ! Twn, f'olum Two.)
Reaction in Congress
Opposed by A. F. of L.
W'ashingioi), out. Si. Tli political
campaign commit ten of tha American
Federation of Labor, In a formal
statement tonight, urged voter in the
forthcoming elections to lake a atiind
against "reaction in congress." Th
statement embodied an apiieal for a
breaking down of tha "roiuewhat pop
ular Impression" that election only
In presidential year were luipoi lain.
nn! to regard every election a having
direct bearing on whether the natiou
in the future would have congresses
favorable to progress or whether r-
action should govern.
Th statement, described l-s- lis
author a a "call to duty," contained
a list of tbe "Issues" In the coming
election, enumerating anions tha
.question taxation, soldier bonus.
merchant rnarin leglalatlon, amend-
,,, f Ka. h Cunimlr, law. lm
migration, federal police powera, un-
employment, primecutlon ef allegtd
war grsftera and nrnflteera anil gn
i erni lalsir pollcle
i tlnriiey I)eny (!oal Men
j Aidiri? Stale l'i usci miint
I (ilStil sloW It, XX'. X it , (S . Hmm
1'bMiaea that Imwilful cos) Interests
ism allium Me slats. itnaiHiallv, in
jlh prttsi-ciilioii of C, frank Ke.-m ,
I lent of district .No 17 of ll a
'l ulled Mn XXnrkr. tssi boily il.
'Id I t.V hlli. n,t l. Ii . senlil.a Hi
j iilin.tiW t-ttli l XX Itt-ti ict' , i loiu l.t
' l.tken HI. Ill 'ln -d,iv llti.l tiili nt
Iiilenls f..f a . b.ii.gt- nf Vt i,ni 1,1,1
in 'I U i ii 1 1 ih . t . t
Kten.t w.iil no liial lo . ;., -,it
.Mill II, IS turn I.i' ! i , w ill ui
t t-.tsit i.f.-i. ii.. r.f t iii b k.iiii.4
i.f Ispniv Mi. i itt Mi, .f (Ml,. ,.f ii,,
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