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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1911)
-AjLi.l. ( f f PROBE M0R1I0KS SUGAR DEAL CaUer Tell cf Beiatioaa cf Cain t lie Tnut. RATLXXTE2. SEXES fCX EDI Rrrmrilttltt Ptrt-Osey Eaalalas thai He mm Oiber Meaaber f C vmimt ntrrnl lik Teft efeve UMitm sea. Omaha Foresters Make Good Showing in Buffalo Contest Csftaia XArtin'i Team Scorn Veil ia Competition Ferris' Team Seventh. "WASHINGTON. Jvt rL-ln?utry Ir.ta th reIatonr!p Mrwa the Morton rturch and U. AB.erican -ugar Refiaarg ! friir. wtkh b t.n today before th h-uee erRrrrilte of ltcjulrj lis to tbe '.-frr trwt. that Henry O. Htrpmrrtr I frrst dealt Ha; l-i f.f feet sugar lndumry ere with tbe Vtas P'-far company n iich tit Chsrrb of Jesus Christ and tke Latter fay Raton mt-r ltierested. Tbom J- Cutler r a.t Lake. tk president ua general mjcirw ef the t'tala-ldaho Sugar Refining xciirEj- ar.d tarcr Mabfp of the Mermtii rkurch. ap;-ered tf or tb rcmmltte mm m Hne. Ii disclosed thai, of the approaitnately SJ. paid up stock of the Vtaa-ldaho compn y. the Amtrttnn Sugar Refinis nmrtir controls $. or vz.mtm eharre: Jteeph T. fcmlth, presi dent of the Mormon chsfrh. as trustee for tbe church, m.m share, arid the estate of Henry O. Hthbtw ai"( shares, while the balance is owuss by l individual stockholders. - Heist kh r rmmt. Mr. CuT related to the committee tb early history or tb kwt sugar Industry la Ctaa dating tock many years tip to tb time of tbo organisation of the Ctaa Boor novur ta 1KI mat the Idaho company la 1MK. Tb Marmot) ehsreb became Inter ested Ormt by endorsing ante of tb orig inal company and furchulri bond and later waa ladoeed t luy Kk. be said. Re; reetrtativs Oarrott of Thummm, who conducted tb emarr.icatkra of Mr. Cutler, asked about tb flnt - entrance of Mr. HaToaerer Into lb affair of tb eon pony. "In UBS," aaid tb ita, "I Crst aaet Henry O. Hawnerw." TAi yoa aj-proarn tins or C4 be ap proach yonT' ak4 Xr. Garrett. "Mr. Havemerer arrroarbed ma, u tbe reply. "I went to New Tork at bia request and Mr. BaTemeyer aaid to toe: W bar eecided to r lta tb beet oagar bualneoa. ATe tbink It I tBd to bcon one of tb rreat bduuie of thl cod ti try and v baro board of your uofo ta tb west. W aeait for yva to r tf yoa eonlda't belp a la etViihlD boot ourar plaota la any rood locatlrtna la tb Calted Plate.' . "I told Mr. RaTmTer that what I wanted wai financial belp la our own es terprteea. Tbe be ir.ade a proportOoa to ir to oapply oae-balf of ail tb capital w would need ta extendlss our buatneos tn rood location a. tf w would acre to fur tMi th other half, and be'propooed, to tart the deal, that our - stockholder mmVi tb Amertcaa oompaey o&o-balf of our ompanr. Mr. On tier said the deal waa elaoed KXffl after. Th con-.mlttee had Jut becva Sta eaamlnation of th wttaenoe whoa ad JournmaBt was taken for tb day. Th commute concluded th examina tion of Cfcarlea B Warren, prertdent of tb Michlraa gurar Ra&cl&c eompasy. Caforrd wtta Taft, Karardlnr neTotlation aa to the Ftiillp pln tariff. ItepreoentatlT Fordcoy of Michlraa explained that be and otaora to mini i mm bad ooaferrod wltb Mr. Taft prtor t bia taaurnratloB. R aald th eoia promio llmttJnx tbo lmpartatloa of rhmp ptno urr fre of duty to ton, ta tna FajBe-AMrlrb law. waa -oonaented t tiy th beet aacar poopl ta his and , ether soodons of th eouatry. -Mr. Taft arraofl to U and waa rary aaxtoua for auoa a ciuttomt , aaad M-- PT TTA Lf N T, Jcft H-One h.ura-d and fifty tKoTmaa peronn 1idaT raw tbe "rirbc w"" tarade t.f the Forener. the uriformfd branch cpf th Mrtra Wort men of Aiwrit. now la wta bere. M&r than HOW men wer in liae. Tb wtonltif tamt ta tb competltli-e ami are: Senior Clane nrnrer. CoK. Caaln I! re!. Jm per cent: P.ork U.and. UL. Cajtala ic-hnaoa. r.r.C; Omaha. Cartam Martina, Blfl; Joliec 1IU Captala FVr on. Pi7t; I va Moine, la.. Captain Bickel. KSn. Featue. rab Captain Lauch. tC; Cir.y.a. Crtla Ferri. K. lBtermediate (T Appletoh. Wla.. Cap tain Krteck. Ranaitoal. Mo, Captai-i Moff'jrd. K.: Colurobua, O- Captain Eru h. WST; Grand Rartoa. Mich.. Cap taia Kinbei MM. Pt. pmL Minn., Cap tain Merrtrt. .?: Marahall. Mich, Cap tain F4orr. ft. 2; MenDmlnea, Mich. Cap- taia Cornor. f C Junior OanReadir.i:. Fa.. Captais fianda. ttW. Mlnneapolla. Minn.. Ca;taia 6che:felbeln. LH; Peoria, EL. Captain ttifTield. Radne, Wla, Captain Rob erta. ClB; re Molnea. la.. Captain Monti. Mia; Xrwark. 0 Captain Richard . ?; Saainaw. Mich.. Captain Murphy. 8fci4. Tbo report of th law oofnmlttee of the bond camp of th Modern Woodmen of America, recommid!r.r twolre yearly as at aietit Instead, of ten. now levied, was tbe bl queetioa befor tbe delegates today. Grain Men Swelter WhUe-Playing Golf Ccpe ud Peter' Team Znfag-e ia One-Sided Game oa Omaha Field Gab Links. E. A. Cop and hi ratSant and ekilful 1 ralfers cam near wbltewhinr tb re- Usu led by M. C. Fetter Is th annual I ooatest f th rrala ntea of Omaha ' Thuraday at the Omaha Field club, i Cope's team won th match. It to C, only two men of tbe Petara contingent acoiinr 1 M C rVtera. th doucbty captain, oouid d no mor than tie th equally -berai Cope, but Peters" son, Claire, did the i honors tor th family, brtntrlnr la fr tb points soored by bis aid, maklar three ' po-.ttts ta bis ma.V-ti with Nordatroai. Th otaer three points of th Phots team were mad by Weeks against Sa-undera. Th day was fin for corn, but it was not the day described in rolfirx books as perfect. Th taak of tearing around eighteen boles la th hot sun would have driven any body but a graia man back under the ofTtot fan and near th water cooler. Followlar ar th scores, made Nassau system. Cope X Peters .. .......... Dramas 1 Cote ad it bro n C Wright feiud' vant 1 XrtTouta Ha-l t Liniger Hat fcc i; pjoti chard Munocri W eeks 1 BeastM-r 1 Huntior ... Buno .nd K uiin . ... f Kedirk I R. Peters ! Nordstrom ......... C. Peters 1 1 tX4toa s mutm.. t. , , , a ii-uAt-.. I iiurptr :Z. JiZ. Total ..11. Is,' Total Tad yo oexo to WasYdngton to Mr. TaAT asked Mr. Hardwlck. Tas year before th campaign." Mr. Warren, "I eam ta rerponse to an rantaiioa frata E. D. Stair and PhlBp McMillan of Detroit to meet Secretary Taft at dinner. Tb PhUppin sugar mat ters were cUscuased. -Was there any wBderstaadlnr reached that In the e-rent of Mr. Taft's election. the tariff oa sugar would not be dis- tarbedT- "No, there was not" aaid Mr. Warren. -Mr. Stair and Mr. MeMJIlaa talked of aw ouch matters and neither did L There a as no conversation ex sept about Fb!p- ptn uunciusslopa." -Did Mr. Taft fir yoa any asraranoea that nothing would b done to Injur the beet sugar tnterestsT "No, th prasidsat wrote tarn a letter about the Phil: p pin concessions wanted roe to belp him, aaid Mr. War- rea. The witness aaid be premised to belp aad wheel leglalatsea cam up. tb sugar tiiteieata were not opposed to th eoaces- Lee O'Neil Browne Assaults Reporter For Chicago Paper Tribune Ccrrerposdeat Gets Slow Bcbini Ear Huca Tntt Qui for Forty Kiaatea. 8FRX?ftirilL L.IX HI, June S Represent atree Lea O'Neil .rewa ef Ottawa aa sevlted B. O. FMJ" ps, tn leg-islatira eorr anondeat ef th Cntaag TrlbuB, hi th peeaera room at 51 o'clock tonigat. Mr. FallHps was anponaetoea fcr t mlaute. Sine The lareptiea ot the Icrlmr tn- Testigatioa Browne and Phillip have been, taafrieadty aad fcr aaer than a year bar not spoken. Meeting late eonignt. Mr FailUpa addreossd Browns) aad tbe assault Immediately followed. Dr. Penick was sammaoed to tb speak er a room and soooeeded la re Tiring th Injured eserespendent. Dr. Penick states that tb blew. Just back of the ear. ana V sartoaa. Ouiip WSmdows uwa u uui nuiuuws cuiu see u we suit uu ujpLj kucrc uuu t Liu pi raa jvul os ivriua t,1 CJk ucw luui c aiuacuic I than others yon see 'round town and their fit is all you could ask- They are clothes for this weather clothes without hi "lllllr OUU V C XCUU UlSvBwe JUU WILLI VI W1U1C lil vtu vnu-pifvc UlUU&US, OlUUkaiiSUVllAI ntiUt UUi u oou, (juaitci uucu blue serge and light weight fancy mixtures and worsteds. These suits, as we demand them from the master tailors of America, give a dash of cold water to the argument some fellows put up that you can't expect fit and style in "skeleton" suits. Come in and try on one or two of our kind. You will find that there are no others so fine and no others so moderately priced $10-$12.50-$15-$17.50-$20-$22.50-$25 Sample Blue Serge Suits for Young Hen We meEtion these suits specially as they are some very unusual values for the price. To and three button styles of the famous Society brand clothes. See them in our Douglas St. windows and judge for yourself how good they are, for 17 Just in Time y Fcr the hot wave aid at the vacation season comes a delayed order of boys' and children's "Wash Suits, and really they are the handsomest was.1! suits you ever saw; many of them imported fab rics. China linens and Glasgow kindergarten cloth, which are new and guaranteed fast colors. There are three grades of these suits, which are dis played in our corner window Buster Brown and Sailor Blouse styles, at ' $95-$1.45-$1.95 Play suits and extra trousers in wool and wash materials. I Any Man f Looks good in a straw hat. Some say and think they dont, but they do all the same, and besides that they have an air of smart ness and a look of comfort these torrid days. We fit all h'ais in all straws soft or stiff iary "Bankok," featherweight Mackinaw--, light sennets, Milans, split and clina braids S1.00 to $5.00 PANAMAS, $3.50 to $7.50. Washable Neckwear mmm - Vi-'"-'- 1 VK x v - A new uonmt that Is pcJalT attractire 3 Soft Collars, plain and fascT, with lift to match. S5c aad 50? You Can Swim tike a iatt tn one of our sew tslhinr. uils. blura and trmy. and ttock full of (rooJnrsB, 75c $1.25. S1.50. ?2.00 S2.50 nd S3.0O and we baTr rojr alxe. Plain and pleated boaora Nrl;pe Shin. $1.00 S3.00 rrench cult Shirt, some aith collar to mauh. tn-rceriir4 cotton and thin wools, plain colon and fancy atripes at 31.50 to $4.25 Sheer Lin e TTread sod Lisle Ho In Solid colors and b'sck. fcr and Oc Eteraear Siik Hoae. guaranteej for t month a. TRc per l-ox cf three pairs UN Ck1 r Jamks ft Msdras and Mull STjOO to UM NigV.t Fhlrt cf soft collars snd camt'rtca. low necks SOe to taM Athletic t'nderaear. knee 2ei.gth. two-piece 16. Vnion Suits IIM ep- NEER HEARD OF USING CASH Tatei Says Knew ZTotaii:? of Stories Till Tear Afterward. W1IMSSES BZTEIEXD LOEIKZE Blsaaaa Petata to Eseaile ef lllineU testa ter as Prebskle Cesmfcw atera to Alleged General Cmpttea aai. Planned Beforehand For Decent Funeral Andrew Ford, Early Settler of (haaLa, Dies ia Hofpital at Council ' Kttfla, . WABmVGTOK. June TXTormrr Got. em or Tales of Ulinola. who once aoeuaed Govern or Deneen of piavtcg him faiaely la politics and sent word to him through Sen ator Lorhner that n was a 'liar atai." denied today on th witneaa stand In the senate eommhtee to lnrestigate tbe Lori mer election that be bad erer beard of the aae ot saoner In that election until mort than a rear afterwards. Both be snd Oeorge W. Hlssaaa. editor and publisher of the Chicago Inter Ocean, the only other Andrew Fwrfl. known ta hundreds of early settlers tn Omaha, died yeaierday la Merry hospital. Council Bluffs, of disease Incident to old age. Andy." as be had been familiarly known, had made his bom at tb hospital for th last six years and bis Tints to Omaha wer rare, Mr. Ford waa on ef the oldest employes of ta Cnloa Pacific Railroad company in Omaha, barmg worked tor that corpora tion over forty years. Befcr retiring on a pension, almost erven years ago, he bad Charge of th switch lights of the company in Omaha. Mr. Ford's only known living relative is Mrs. Mary Mills of Sheridan. Wya, who telegragibed yesterday that on account of tllnues she woad be unable to attend tbe funeral. Many years ago "Andy" Ferd took care that his funeral expenses would not be larking when be left this world. While still bale and hearty be turned over to P. C Heafey, tbe undertaker, the funds accessary to defray the expenses of a funeral. "Andy" died wes-th about SI 0u. Mr. Heafey is a mod ta bis will aa ad ministrator of tbe estate. The funeral win be add Saturday from 8c PtJlomena's church. Intel moat will be la Holy Sepalekvsr cemetery beside the body of Mr. For, who died several years ago. witsena, professed the greatest frie&dahlp fc-r Mr. Loriaier. Mr. Hinman expressed the belief that there had bt-en a "jack pot" or general corruption f-rod ia Use Springfield legisla ture for many years, but he pointed to Mr. Lorimer's enemies as th probable con tributors. Mr. Tales denied he ever had any con versation with Edward Hine of Chicago over the long distance telephone on tbe day Seisator Lortmer was elected. In regard to a corruption fund for Mr. Lorimer's ! election or sxy other subject. In regard to the governorship he said he and his friends nominated Goremor Zt neen. "1 told hifp 1 waa for him for gov ernor." explained Mr. Tatea. "He told mt that he would support me for United States senator. That was a subsequent considera tion end one be did not aeep." . The effects f this sXeged failure were described la detail. Mr. Tales relating now be became the political opponent of Gorer nor Deneen and Senator Loriraer lining up behind Mr. Tates for govern or against Governor Deneen In IMS. Coming down to the Lortmer election tbe witness said he did everything be could for ! Lorlmer in that contest but never ven ' beard of th use of money until long after the election. Tld weariness cf the deadlock enter Into th election cf Senator LorimerT" asked Senator Fletcher. "Tea. I thrr.k it did.- "The democrats bad no chance of eiect lig their candidate, did theyr "None whatever." Senator Kecyon suggested that by re publicans Toting for a democratic candi date, he could hsve ' been elected Just as Lorlmer was by democratic rote. To this Mr. Tates replied that tber was no disposition among republicans to vote for a democrat. When It came to demo crats voting for a republican. Mr. Tates said. Hopkins did not seem to want demo cratic votes and so did not get them. "They felt very enthusiastic about voting for Lorlmer." added Mr. Tates. T beard one man say aa be cast his ballot Thak God. tb time has come when I can vote for Lorlmer.' They shouted It out." In reply to Senator Kern the witness saud he was not sure the;- shouters were demo- Senator Kenj-on sajd tbe first rtep la the election of Lonmer eas tbe election of Ed ward G. Shun.e as speaker of tbe Illinois legislature. TEN THOUSAND WANTED TO ENTERTAIN TOGO Hease CeaaMlttee Decides te Reweeet Jtparepriatlea ef Th la waa fee Visit. WASmXGTOX. June 3 Congress will be asked for JJO.WO for the proper eater talnment by Vie Cnlted States of Admiral Togo, the famous Japanese naval ofTioer. who will visit this countrv IiiibiAiot after th coronation festrrtie at London. which he is attending as the special rep resentative of his government- When the house meet Saturday it will be asked by tbe appropriations committee to provide that rum. This dedon was -reached by the committee today. Surprise ! Give youraelf a beer surprise taate aome of this genuine old Gerrrian lager beer order cold bottle of REV. R. C GOODIE IS DEAD Last Tltssss wait at Take, te ef rreeadeat Away After . BLAIR. XEa.. Jur.e .eclal Rev BL C Mood is. paster of th Congregational cfearca ta this etty. died at o'clock yes terday eeeauag at his aom here. He bad Bwffered for sosn tans from psmtcieua anaemia, bat was so considered ta a cruicaJ conditio" until th last days. His aoaa. Wil is sad Walter. suinsBsI from Saw Tern, etas a and the other to graduate tsenorrow. Rev. Mr. Meodle waa a rlsrsmst of rYeatdsat Taft at Tale and bad aa ta ttaxioa to tbe wadding aaaiveraary ef the president. Th secretary of th Tale elab was Boaned of Mr, Moodi- Olnsea. Tb letter was turned ever ta Mr. Taft tM a personal Vetter frem the aresideat. ez fs assise aia good wishes and bsaa ef Vm aad frtoada reesrery. arrived a few days aefar bk deata. A wU aarrwa Vmm Moines wsaaaa after saiffertnc aUseraety for tws day free bewel cesapaaiat. was cured by one dee ot CVaxnkerlaJs s Oaiae. Cbeiera aad Kariaaaa Keeaedy. Ftar set by all Tbe Key to th autnstissa fls Want Ada Charles Grow, Hero Chicago Fire, Dead Came to Omaha Twenty Yean Ag-o aad ETer Since was a Poitoffice Employe. Tb death of Charles Orew yesterday marked tbe rasping of one of th last surviving heroes of the Chicago fire who were ia th employ of th Postofftce de pananent at th ttzn of the great ooa- fiagratloa. Th a-iemorabki night back ta IS71 when Mrs. O'Leerys now kicked the Untera aiich aet th Windy Gty oc Cr Mr. Grew aa a rierk la th peatefBce and ander his dlreetic a much valuable nvui was saved. When be died at hs hoove. XJt Caldwell street, yesterday afternoon, be had rounded ett a full forty year ta th eerrio of Vfieie 8anv v Mr. Grew bad worked is tb Chicago post office for a auznbsr ef years after tbe fire aad then went late tb railway nail service, where be assisted te building UP fka great system that Is aae ia. oy.ua Oca. Twenty years ag Mr. Orow cam to Omaha aad has been onnaected with ta local postal ai lee ever aaaoa. having bad charg of the ausetstioa at Nlae teenth and Via too street at tb Urae of his death. Mr. Grew was almost 7 y oid. Me as sauslaed by a widow and earn, Tb funeral rrs ej items bad been, aaeanced late last night. a", a Raxford, 3 feew Tork Life Bldg, aansaa city. sta. aaya: "I aad attack ot a cold which sett id aa aty aad kidneys and I waa la great sate frets toy trouble. A friend reosenaaanded PVay KVadaey PiUa aad I seed two eouiee of thsa aad taey have dene aae a world ef good.' Ter aai by ail druggists. Pe Return. ta tae iasad to Big -rich and mellow delicious tUfyin. You'll be sur prised bow good it is! Pint bottles only of clear' glaaa, so you can see it's pure and clean; the red or yellow wrapper keeps out all light, preserving the snap and life. Order a case sent home a splendid drink for aU the family. V Beer r: f III! a, S Save the Caps Sfvflt Lien's Suits Saturday At Reduced Prfces Dtrolaa 647 Ind- A-1216 Tber come la fall assortment of aplntdtd patterns, iarl vdinf lloc and black striped effect, plain Cambridge grays, neat grar atripea. rbevka and brow a strtpeia. Tfacre Is an average aartac frona S4 to STJSO on caarb salt. Tbe $6.45, $7.65, $8.85 $9.65, $11.35, $12.95 and op to $22.50 $00 CREDIT ' For Wewk will fcowp y0aj U and your family draaawd In tha lataat stylo coths Hot Weather "Fixins" Pearl Tie Clasp Nik 4-ia-Hand lira Waah d-ia-Haad Tire . .2 for Mra's lirather FlHta, 25c x Oust lath ClaaiB . Mea'a Linen Handierrhief s . fMtmaser I'ndcrwrar, 2S Liaew Collars Thia Kamaocr Hose 10c 25r -5r SO Or 7? from bottles of Old Fashioned Lager Beer and exchange them for vain able lima. Aak us for free book of ptrmhima. iviszxiiiurToxs I TUE SUNDAY BEE Is anxiously waited by tkoae who art speeiallj interested in lands, tas sort that bny and sell and eoeooragQ othera to do likewise.