THE BEE: - OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1911
Stylish Easter Footwear
For Children
and Misses
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day, unless one selects neat,
well -fitting footwear, the
child's attire will not only be
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to disadvantage.
We are howlng wonderfully com
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Only two days left for Pre-Eaater
(hopping a selection tomorrow Is
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White Canvas.. $1.25 to 83
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8PRIXU AND BUMMER CATALOGUE KOW READY
Peterson Bus. company. All are eaten
live plants.
Besides these plants the lumber yard
ef I'phaa Agler. with millions of test of
hardwood lumber was submerged. The
Chicago mill also had a tremendous stock
ef lumber. Jt la estimated that the
aumber of homes, business houses and
stbsr structures flooded la the drainage
listrb-t numbered nearly l.ON.
.Future City, a negro settlement In the
Oooded territory hss a population ' of
Bote than La. Urbandale, with a
whits population of a boot IN had many
Well built homes. No loss of lite is re
sorted se far.
Hlslaa at All relets Below Cairo.
. WASHINGTON, April l-Wlth the Mis
esslppt river at Memphis three feet
ibere the high record mark and at Cairo
1.1 feet above the highest prevl.ua mark,
weather bureau officials today were ua
ible te predict any cessation in the can
irsjitly rising flood below Cairo.
Reports te the bureau. Indicated the
water would eonllnue to rise slowly and
e prediction was made as to when the
leod would turn.
The river at Cairo this morning stood
U U.I test, a rise,, of two-tenths slnos
issterday. The previous high rsoord at
?e Ire waa IS. I feet, mads in ua At
Memphis the stage was M feet, a rtn
f eight-tenths slnos yesterday. The pre
rio us record at Memphis, was 4M test.
M Vlcksburg the river stood at reef,
a- rise ef nve-tsnths slnos yesterday.
President Taft today directed toe quar
termaster general's department ef In
trmy te furnish rations te any sufferers
tt the Mississippi and Missouri river
looda who are found te he In want.
A resolution Is now before the bouse
mmmlttee on appropriations Which would
since fKO,wt at the president's disposal
lor tbs relief ef the homeless la lbs
flooded districts. Ills order for the die
jibutlcn of army rations did not call tor
tny special authority by congress.
raeasaade ef Befageee at Hleksaaa.
HICKMAN. Ky., April t-riood
refugees were cheered after an all Bight
vigil at the levees, by the announcement
that a train would reach Hickman this
afternoon, bringing food and clothing.
Fhe food situation this morning was
erloos. There are loot refugses here.
The city borrowed IKS) from a local
tank to pay express charges en MS gov
iroment ten is which arrived on the first
'.raia alnoe the levee broke. Tbese and
he seventy tents furnished by the stats
tre being erected In the highlands thle
awning. They will relieve the con
tested condition of improvised sleeping
manor set up la churches, schojl
leusns, balls sod evsa barns.
Excepting those engaged on relief work
rvery sole bodied man has boss) Im-
ireseea lor service en the levee. A
leputy sberlif rods through town today
tad ordered groups of Idle negroes te the
eves, threatening to shoot those who
H sobered.
Disaster eonfronu some of the mer
teuts by rsasoa of the lose of their
ttocke, losses in the contributory ur
tlory and the Idleness ef factory em
loyea, who WIU bs out of work tor
eeks. , '. s, ,
Mere Water at Memphis.
MKMPHI8. Tens.. April v-Whlle shew
n the effects of the Hood ail the main
lae levees la Arkansas. Tennessee and
disatsslppi are today reported Intact, but
t le ceaeeded that a hard fight must bs
Miiady'a Toilet Table
y auaa. fiuui I
A auuiylo home treatment that keep,
lie uui riue, cleau, tuify sun aiuuy
U) suauipvoiog once or twice a
HMttu with. Uiecx. le prepare the
vautr, put a cupful of corniueal tor
ur uuikos of powdered orris root) la
fru.i ;i aud mis wuu it a s.nau oriv
wi i im of tnerox. sprinkle a lit-
on Lne ueed sua oruea it out .Hor
net1'), and it vU luve all dirt, dan
ruff and exeeso oil with it.
A Litiiiwi etcru u.:i necessity
f til cvneet material tan be ma.le
'. borne at utile cet uy skuply ssulv
!t original pectaire of maatone 11
. ai( viut witch haseL Cover the face
i arms Willi luis auiuliini. .,u
te putity. lbieea aad velvety eoflneA
Hi prOvs denlieole and refreshing to
t-e uiMi eeiiaUive saio. It beasnflee
'tiii'Ul tlAt "powdered" apparaace
rd "belos" se no powder does.
A pWiidld reined? for sores, skin
ruplions, pimples. erien.a and similar
eeuty deatroyera Is Mother's Salve. It
Ue cut, buma and ecslda without
saving a scar. It Is antiseptic as we.l
e healing aad tends to prevent blood
laontng.
Prdohably nothing Is more humullat
ag to a woaiaa than hairs ea her '.-
iowever, tleee caa be quickly remove. I
'y appivlng dels tone paste Mix eoeuxh
Kvwdered delatooa with water to cover
fee hairs; leave on for two minutes,
ihee wipe off. wash the skin, aad toe
lairs will be gene. Adv.
MISSES'
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Ptenu 82.25 to 83
white canvas.. 82 to 82.75
norm
msde, especially In the upper Bt Francis
district, to savs the embankments.
The Tennessee levee west of Hickman,
Ky., which protects the Reel Foot Isks
region, Is crumbling to some extent and
water Is wsshlng the crest, but It la
thought ths levse can be saved.
' At Star Landing in Arkansas, opposite
Lake Cormorant. Miss., the bsnk la cav
ing near the base ef the levee and gov
arnment forces are being concentrated
at that point' South of Memphis the
flood has not reached the acute stags.
In Memphis the flooded area In the
northern section ef the city Is steadily
increasing in length and breadth. Or
ganlsed relief for those driven from their
homes or thrown out of employment was
taken up today.
River Hlslaa at at. I.eals.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., April l-The -sls-elppl
river registered K.t feet here todsy,
a rise of .1 feet feet in twenty-four hours.
It Is predicted that the river will go to
II fast by tonight and will remain sta.
tlniery. at tl feet for several days.
From Hannibal, where the gauge stood
at M.J feet today, a rise of 1.1 feet In
twenty-four hours, to St. Louis, the river
le rising rapidly and has spread over the
lowlands. No great property damage baa
been done by the rise, as the people
were prepared.
The Missouri river is reported te be
falling slowly.
One Death at Sew Madrid.
NEW MADRID. Mo., April 4,-Huslnrsa
la at a standstill here todsy, the same as
it pas peen since nunoer, Because or tne
unprecedented flood. No mall has been
received this week and the two railroads
Into New Madrid have not moved a train
since Sunday.
Mayor Conrad telegraphed Congressman
Russell that government aid la needed
One death, that of a negro, has been re
ported. Only one residence In the city
has escaped having Ita first floor flooded.
On the streets the water le from six
Inches te five feet deep. The public
schools have beea closed for Instruction,
but are open aa places of refuge, aa are
the court house and the churches. The
two weekly papers of the city will not
publish this week because their offices
are flooded.
Oaat la Fox River Oat.
AL'ROKA, III., April 4-The Fox river
dam at St. Charles went out this after
noon, an Ire gorge tearing a huge hole
la its center. The beck water from
the Ice Jam flooded the lower portions of
the city and some of the eltlxens are
panic-stricken. Dynamite Is being used
to break up the Jam.
DRYS DEAL WITH SOCIALISTS
(Continued from First Page.)
At the city election Tuesday too ei
ticket received 4 votes; dry, M. This
wsa the only Issue.
MILFOHU. Neb.. April t-Kpeclal.-Ths
village election Tuesday resulted In
the selection of Oeorge K. Ballaetln aad
Frank Newton for the two-year Una and
Frank ilsrreid for the one-year terns aa
member of the board of trustees. Ths
towa continued dry by majority.
Drrs Wla at Fallertaa.
FULLEilTO.N, Neb., April .-Special.)
-.The city election held here yeiterda
passsd off very quietly. Ths following
were elected te the various city offices
fur the ensuing year: Mayor, John A.
Wssms; city clerk. T. B. Davis; city
treasurer. M. J. Flaherty; police Judge.
A. F. Kllese; city engineer, A. B. Klla
eorth; members of the school board for
three-year term, E L. Thomas and
(ieorgs Caswell; councilman. 1. B. Koh
ner, 1. N. Campbell and P. H. Pitch
ford. The license question lost by flftv
'x votes. Fullertoa baa now bees dry
'or five years.
LAP AT TAMMtMT DKLIVBRKD
Mew Verk Drssarratls Committer
Table Meaolalloa hy Keith.
NEW YORK. April 4.-The proceedings
of the democratic stats committee, which
met here today for organisation, were
rsllvened by the Introduction of a reso
lution by Heery P. Keith, representing
the First district, which declared thai
"the future welfare and success of ths
democratic party In the state requires
that Charles F. Murphy and Tammaay
Hall confine their actlvltlee te the bor
ough ef Manhattan, city of New Tors."
The report wsa tabled.
Announcement was made that Secre
tary Seymour Van Saatvaord of Trey,
legal adviser te Governor Dlx. would he
temporary chalrmaa of the state cea
ventloa te be held here oa April U.
Congreeemaa James Fitsgeraid will be
permanent chairman.
Tits four delecateSHU-largs te the dem
ocratic national coaventioa to be selected
st the convention, tt was anaouacea. will
bs chosen from the following: leader
Straus. Samuel L'nteraarer. Governor Dlx.
t'alted States Senator O'Goraua. Charles
F. Murphy. Altoa B. Parker. Wilhaia J.
Caynor and Hermaa Bidder.
Key to the Situation Bte Advertising
FIGHT UPON NORMS BILL
Attorney from Greeley, Colo., Op
poies Wider U. P. Eig-ht-of-Wsy.
GEIAT DAMAGE TO BUSINESS
Firms Usg Established Will Softer
If Meaaare Passes Klakeld Bill
to Lower Lsrease aa Adal
terated Batter.
fFrom a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, April l-Specia! Tel
egram.) Attorney J, H. Todd, represent
ing ths Oreeley (Colo.) Commercial club
and land owners In that community, ap
peared today before the Judiciary com
mittee of the house en the Norrts bill to
limit the width of the right-of-way of
the Union Pacific and urged that the
provlalona of the bill be extended to
meet the Colorado conditions He de
clared that a large number of property
holders la the city of Oreeley would sus
tain a loss of hundreds of thousands of
dollars should It at any time be held
that the railroads had a right-of-way
through Greeley greater than M feet,
which, he stated, waa ths width fixed
by deed and agreement between the
Union Colony of Colorado, former owner
of the townslte, and the Denver Pacific
Railway company and Tsiegrsph com
pany, then owner ef the railroad.
Pursuant te that agreement, Mr. Todd
alleged that the townslte waa platted t
a hne within fifty feet of the center of
the track and thereafter sold lots up .e
that boundary, which have been In ad
verse possession of grantees for over
forty years. Among these grantees, he
states, were a very large flouring; mill.
electric light plants, gss plants, ware-
houses aad other business buildings,
worth, approximately, tSW,O0.
Read ta Have Heartagj.
Mr. Todd alleged further that a simi
lar condition existed at Brighton, as
well as In othsr towns. At the close of
Mr. Todd's statement Chairman Clayton
announced that on Saturday morning
representatives of the Union Pacini
would be glvea an opportunity to be
beard. Mr. Norria said that Mr. Loomla
waa la the city at present and would
appear for his client, the railroad, and
added that early action on the bill would
be further delayed by the Intervention
of the Colorado situation.
Tax aa Ratter Dealers,
The Klnkald bill te reduce ths tax oa
dealers In adulterated butter from V te
CO per annum and te penalise only those
"knowingly" selling the product, has
received the approval of the Treasury de
partment. Secretary MacVeagh atates
In a report to the agricultural committee
that the measure should be passsd, but
adds that s nether change should be made
reducing the tax oa wholesale dealers
from tut to M per annum. (
"Experience has shown." said the secre
tary, "that the present special tax of MOO
aa manufacturers and MUD as wholesale
dealers In adulterated butter Is unneces
sarily high, and that the law could be
more effectively executed under condi
tions proposed."
At recent hearings on this measure, the
vicious element In the present law wss
exemplified by an Instance cltsd, In which
the department collected C.SOu on one tub
of butler, each man through whose hands
It had pa seed being held a "dealer," ua-
der the wording ef the ststute and there
fore liable to payment of the lax. - The
Insertion of the word "knowingly,"
proposed ky the Klnkald amendment, will
obviate further repetition of this abuse.
It la declared.
F. M. Wolcett of Valentine was pre
sented to President Taft by Congressman
Klnkald today.
H. C. M. Burgess was nominated for re
appointment aa collector of the port at
Lincoln by the president today and the
name submitted to the senste for ap
proval.
NEW ORLEANS EDITOR GETS
VERDICT AGAINST DEAD RIVAL
NEW OHLRANH, April 4 J. D. De
Baro ocelli, editor of the Wasp, was today
awarded flat damages la ths United
States district eourt against the estste
ef Arrnand Capdevlelle. who was editor
of The Bee.
The editors of these tws French pub.
U cations, after a controversy through
their editorial columns In which stinging
French epithets were freely used, cams
to blows oa the streets bore several
months ago and M. Capdevlelle stirred
the French colony by Issuing a challenge
to a duel te his contemporary.
M. De Baroncelli declined the challenge
and brought suit Instead for tSMOe. After
the filing of ths ault M. Capdevlelle died
and the damagee granted by the Jury
were awarded against the editor's estate
BODY OF SENATOR TAYLOR
IS LYING IN STATE
NA8HVILUE. Tenn.. April l-The
people of western and middle Tennessee
paid their final trlbuta to the memory
of "Fiddling Bob" Senator Robert Love
Taylor-today. Through the hall of ths
bouse In the state rapltol thousands of
persons walked past the body of the
senator, who succumbed la Washington
Sunday. '
Nashville today suspended all business
and the capital gave Itself ever te pro
viding for the thousands of people who
came te witness the ceremonies In final
honor of the man who three tlmee has
besa governor of the stats aad thes a
federal senator.
Tomorrow funeral services and burial
will take place In Kaosvllie.
BANDITS KILL EXPRESSMAN
. ON HIGHWAY NEAR PARIS
PARIS, April . Four bandits today
leaped onto aa expressman's wagon In
the vicinity of Cbotsy Lsrol. shout six
Bailee from Parte, strangled the driver to
'leath, looted the wagoa of a large quan
tity of valuables and thra tossed the body
te the reaosMe. rio trace ef the bandits
baa been found.
THREE PERSONS KILLED IN
GRADE CROSSING ACCIDENT
CHICAGO. April t -Three persona. In
cluding a woman and her I-year-oM child.
-ere killed and elghteea Injured today
wbea a CMosgo gt Altoa train crashed
late a street car filled with passengirs
at South Kedxle and West Thirty-seventh
street.
Wtlews Will Speak la Mlaaeaaalta.
MINNEAPOLIS. April l-Jamee Wil
son, tvretary of Agriculture, will make
aa address here during the eecrreorion
la June ef the Mlnaesota Beaker' as
sorts! toa. tt wss anewed today. His
stibject milt be "Deeaosiratiaa Work the
Oorernment Is N w Doing a the
Fsiou.'
Arkansas Planter
Kills Three Employes
MARIANA. Ark April t-Wllllam
Lynn, a planter. Is under arrest here
charged with having shot and killed
three of bis farm hands, negroes, snd
wounded Cordon Wright, a bystander
here tonight- Lynn and the negroes,
who had brought cattle and farming
equipment from the Lynn plantation,
which is In danger of overflow, to tlila
city, became Involved tn an argument.
It Is asserted, aa to whether they should
return to the farm and the shooting re
sulted. Wright In only slightly wounded.
Vice President of
China Assassinated
LONDON. April 4.-A dispatch from
Tin Tain to the Exchange Telegraph
company says that the reported assassi
nation of General Li Tuen-Heng. vies
president of the Chinese republic, le con
firmed. There Is no confirmation of the
rumor from any other source.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM DALY OF
NOTED FAMILY PASSES AWAY
BOSTON, April 4. -Captain William
Daly, the last male member of the the
atrical family of that name, died today
at his home at Revere.
"Captain Bill" was one of four broth
ers who, with three sisters, wers oa the
stage at the same time, a record said
to be unequalled by any other family.
Captain Daly had been retired from the
stsge for many years. The late Dan
Daly was a brother and the late Mrs.
Margaret Daly Yokes wss a sister. An
other sister Is Mrs. Lucy Daly Ward,
wits of "Hap" Ward. Captain Daly was
55 years old.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF
FOOD RISEJWO PER CENT
WASHINGTON, April (.-Wholesale
prices of food products Increased t per
cent In 1911 over the previous year, al
though wholesale prices generally of J57
articles declined 1.7 per cent. An Invest!
gatlon of ths bureau of labor Into whole
sale prices, results of which were an.
pounced today, disclosed the facts.
There waa a noticeable decline In
prices of metals and Implements. Whole
sale prices tn 111 were only J per cent
below the high average of 1107, the year
of highest prices within the period, ISM
to 1ML They were 17 per cent higher than
In 1W, 44.1 per cent higher than In 1SD7.
Primary Law far Marylaad.
ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 4-Governor
Ooldaborough today signed the Harper
presidential primary election bill. The
bill, which provides for the voting on
presidential candidates before the gen
eral election on a county unit system,
and ths Instruction of delegatea to ths
state convention baaed on the result of
this ballot, also provides that the can
didates shall have their names placed
on the primary ballot by certification of
candidacy to the secretary of stats fif
teen days before the primary election,
which la to be held May 1
While Slave Case la Mlaarapolls.
MINNEAPOLIS. April 4.-J. M. Bowen,
specie! federal sgent connected with ths
secret service, is In Minneapolis today
Investigating chargea of "white slavery"
In connection with a story of Margaret
La Rue, aged if, who says she was lured
front Eatavan. Paak.. to Mlnot. N. D.
The girl has named two women and one
man In connection with her atory.
Ortaaell Sloe Olnb Mere The members
of the Orlnnell college glee club of Orin
nell, la., are spending yesterday and to
day In Omaha. The club Is making a
tour in Its own car, and having two open
datea decided to spsnd them tn Omaha.
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RAILROAD BRIDGES REPAIRED
Barling-ton Now Ha Direct Line Be
tween Lincoln and Omaha.
TKADTS SO LONGER DEIOTOID
Northwestern Alee Hae Its Llae Re
paired ta i"rexeeat Aeeaaaala
tlaa af Freight Being Seat
lata the State.
The Burlington's brtdgs over ths Platte
river at Ashland, damaged by the recent
floods, has been repaired and trains both
east and wsst are being routed over It
With the opening of this bridge Burling
ton trafflo between Omaha and Lincoln
Is established over Its short line, and at
the same time direct communication has
been established with every Burlington
point In Nebraska, except those along
the Columbus branch. On that Una the
bridge over ths Platte Is stilt out of
oommlsslon. but It Is expected that It
will be ready for trains today.
The Burlington has also completed the
repairs on Its Omaha-Bt. Louis line near
Hamburg. Ia., and Instesd of trains being
detoured by way of Creston, la., they
wars sent over the direct route.
The Northwestern has completed the
rebuilding of Its bridge and tracks waahed
out at Arlington and all trains are being
sent over the company's own line.
Now that the railroads have restored
the passenger service they are lining np
the freight. Krom all of the Omaha yards
the local freights went out oa schedule
time and through tralna to all points
were stsrted.
Roads from the esst wers not hampered
to any great extent by floods snd the
a" nulatlon of freight In Omaha has
beea Immense during the last week. To
get .i out of the wsy extraa are being
sent out by sll of ths roads to the west,
but It will be several days before the
yards s jes are entirely clesred.
Laee Cartala Sale Meaday, April Sth.
160.009 worth of lace curtains go on sale
at prices one-third less thsa regular.
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EASTER
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BRANDEIS
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Every woman realizes the great satisfaction that j
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Spring Season. A
The Easter hat is either the crowning beauty of
the costume or it is the
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Taft Republicans
Will Meet Monday
Republicans will hold a big rally at
tho Boyd theater Monday evening to
which prominent republicans from over
the state will come. Thu meeting win be
heid In the Interest tif President Taft's
candidacy.
ANCIENT WHISTLERS IN ROCK
Aatlqaily af the Meeawlte. Ita
Masle aad BUI. Traced to l're
htstorle Tlmee.
If ths dispatches from Washington are
true, the government has a semi-official
message from the world of w),X)0tt years
ago. Assistant Secretary of State Auee
received a curious prehistoric deposit
from Brazil, and. In chemically analysing
It, found two minute larvae inside the
rock, lie was so astounded that he sent
the embryonic animals to the Agricul
tural department. Under scientific de
velopment the larvae produced two mag
nificent mosquitoes. It Is too bad that
this was not wholly covered by estab
lished official Investigation, for Mr. Ados,
after all, ia not a government chemist,
though a chemical expert However, the
authority covering the case seems good
snd it will go to strengthen the assertlooe
made by workers In stone quarries from
time to time that they happen, in split
ting the living rock, on toada or frogs
living In a state of suspended animation;
There have been several such discov
eries in Indiana a moat notable oae flf-
teen years ago in the stone quarries near
LogansporL It waa true that the toad
in this case, as In some others, waa
shown, but It looked like any other toad.
Though In some Instenees the little her.
metlcaily sealed cells in which such living
things have been held, for nobody knows
how long, have been shown, the stories
have been generally discredited, or it has
been Insisted that there waa some mis
take. The Smithsonian Institution haa, how
ever, taken np the Investigation of the
prehlstorlo mosquitoes. Ita experts de
clare that the rock In which they were
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false note that makes Harmony
her skillful associates, who
m ifr m rr mj rr m rT m iT "m ifr" mi 7" i I
feund Je not Issa .
and it nrjaafliby may lunej been
aaauMB jean Jura. JX ;
aad the trace c
fiat salian Bruce of ;
aertytar tax acs-tasa af
HaaUy aacaiasd. we bare a far
eloquent message from the ages ef the
eartb'a formation than Is found la the
mute tracery of ferns and fishes la tl
strata. It Is declared that the moequitoee
that developed brought with them ths
song that we know. Thsy ware yellow
fever mosquitoes, Just like the ones
found In Central America today." We
have known that the mosquito waa very
old, for la the Egyptian excavations they
have been found In honey of iOCO year
ago. lndlanapolla Kewa.
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Friday night: "Merchant of Venice"
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Saturday night: "Hamlet"
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