Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 18, 1912, Page 8, Image 8
THE BEE; OMAHA, SATURDAY. , MAY 18, 1912. TAFT DENIESJN R.'S CLAIM 'Telegram from Wuhingtoa Eati-1 I nate MS for President COLONEL HOLDS TO CLAIXS Twm Candidate Make Many gpaechca to Lars Cwwai Taft'a Voice gaovre IsyraTrarit CLEVELAND O., May rr.-Replyirui to the claims of Thevdor Roooevelt that ha had KB delegate to tha repub'tean national convention. President Taft has in a public statement polirt-Hl o'tt tia: Mr. Roosevelt had oaly g delegate and for tha first tima admitted that the re sult at tha primaries In Ohio will settle tha questtoa ot the rapabllcan nomination. "Tha vote In Ohie. in)' home nate. much j to air gratification, will ba tba decisive on and will settle tha question ot the nomine tioa." aakl the president. Tha president tonight ' received tele Crams tram his secretary. C P. I lilies, and Director WUltam U. McKuiley of tits Taft bureau, clalmlnc Ml delegate to the , Chicago convention for Taft. Five hun i dred and forty la a majority in tha con- vention. Tha telegrams said tna president had tU delegates counting four IVom Idano. Tha president hsd nothlnc to add to hia statement earlier today retarding tha I ' delegates to Chicago. saw eaeerae t'aaafry. I "I would not be here to bother jrou to- I sight If it did not concern the American I j people mora than It does me to defeat Theodora Roosevelt for tha preci-Jei.cy." That was tha way Presluent Talt In- tredttcsd his criticism of Colonel liooae I valt hare tonight After a day of rut, during which ne j made two talks to worklngmea at local i manufacturing plants and conferred with ' Senator Burton and other stats leaders. President Tart spoke tonight la the I Central armory hare to a great crowd. Tha care taken lo apara bis throat and 1 keep him quiet todey showed In tha Bight ; speech and It was a rejuvenated preel j dent that fared the audience la tha big armonr. Ha waa mora emphatic la man- ! ner and more Incialvs la speaking than I t he had been for the last two daya. Al- though his votes was still hoarse, It was ; strong. Tha president made the same sort of 'speech as throughout his Ohte tour, but at times ha rsrled tha argument for eup I part of his administration. Speaking of the Payne tariff k4U and tba need oxter ing for further tariff revtaton, Mr. Taft got a laugh and a cheer by remarking: "It tha demo, rats will only give me the . money, ril sea that tba schedules that art too high are revieed." T. K. rinarea D-leaaie. TOLEDO, O.. May IT. "Of tha delegates .already alooied 1 have Ml. said Colonel Roosevelt today. Ha stood by bis state. meat that ba had mors than its delegates end was confident that ha would be nomi nated an tha first ballot at tha Chicago eonventtoa. Tba third dsy sf Colonel Roeeevelt s Ohio campaign took him from Oreenevtlls te Toledo. He mads thirteen speeches and bad as little time for rest as oa the revtous days of his campaign In this state. Hie votes shewed no effects from the strain. Colonel Roosevelt was told today that President Tift would dispute hie claim as to delegates and he directed the prep aration sf figures la reinforce what ba bad said. x Tha Roosevelt column of tha list foots up Ml. t'nder the beading "for asms other candidate" are placed Mi delegates wfclls eight) -four are listed as unln etrwtod and thirty-eight as contested. "I have gone over this tabls la minute detail.-', said Colonel Roosevelt, "and I eonsldsr M guarded estimate of war strength." The former president asserted that lists of delegates which hava bee given out by tha Tsft managers ware as misleading as to giro Utile Idea of tha lineup and that It was his purpose to shsw Just what was ths situation. .late Twenty frees Mow Verb. from New York state, twenty dele gatea are Hated for Roosevelt An ex planatory bole saysi "Tha Taft people claim eighty-three, hot we hava pledges from at least twenty that will vote for Roosevelt all the time." From Michigan ten delegates are put la tha Roosevelt comma, with the stats merit that ha that state tha contests of the Taft delegates "have literally ho foundation whatever." Tba entire delegation from the etate of Washington Is claimed with ths atate trtent: 'The Taft people nave chosen a hat they term 'contesting delegations.' but it m admitted even by the Taft papers . that too Roosevelt forces controlled the convention by at roast MS lo eat.' Tba entire Mississippi delegation ! listed (or Rooaevelt with the expisnatory remark that while it la claimed for Presi dent Taft, "la ths stats eonventtoa the Roosevelt peop.e outvoted the Tsft peo ple. I w L thus controlling every dele gate." . Oeaoearee Taft Men. , DEFIANCE; O.. May R.-Waea Col onel Roosevelt learned of tha outcome of For Saturday's sale I oiler, made to measure for S20, a good blue or gray serge coat and pants, and can funtsh extra trousers if de sired wiLCon J tos-Kef sfitll nljtssajttff. The people have spoken at the polls seven men have taken office, under a new plan every man of them pledged to give Omaha a Square Deal The experiment is new we bespeak for the Commissioners the support of all our citizens and we hope no obitacles will be thrown in their way, so that there may be no excuse for failure to keep the pledges GIVEN DURING THE CAMPAIGN. Now let's all get down to business. YOURS THE OPPORTUNITY AT KLLPATRJCKS' SATURDAY. ITEMS enumerated are for a ONE-DAY'S SALE. HERE'S WHERE THE WOMEN HAVE AN EQUAL VOTE WITH THE MEN. FIRST CHANCE AT THE SILK SECTION ; Two big lots of yard wide silks black messalines, bordered silks, poplin pattern suits, colored messalines and imported Japanese wash, silks every piece repre senting a saving to you of from 21o per yard up to $1.02. Lot 1. Wash silks tor suits; waists, pajamas, dresses, black messalines and bordered robes, worth from $1.00 to $1.50 per yard, at, yd 79c Lot 2 Colored mesnalines of exquisite quality; all colors poplin pattern suits, etc., worth to $2, at yd., 98c Nothing narrower than 36 inches-r-and only for one day. ON THE SQUARE ( Near elevator, where a different bargain is shown daily.) No fault found with the successful seven for appropriat ing this term all we ask is that their deedB measure up to our valups-On the SQUARE, THEN, ON SAT'DAY Two Great Embroidery Bargains Number one consists of narrow edgings and embroideries in white and colors, also an assortment of insertion worth up to 25c, at, the yard 7lAv Number Two An importer's sample lot of 27-in. and 45 in. fine Swiss flouncings, worth up to $1.25, at, yd. 49c Come at 8 o'clock for the sale will start on the dot and there is great picking and choosing in these lots. HAT SALE EXTRAORDINARY Great annual event. High class models; unique and exclusive; formerlv np to $10.00, at Don't lose time getting there if interested. $2.98 300 Yards of Fine, All Wool Voiles Quite a variety of colors, formerly sold up to $1.25, at 59c This lot in West Aisie, Main Floor, New Addition. MR. TUTTIiE asks us to advise you that he will show on Saturday a late shipment of New Buck and Canvas Shoes in the newest models Pomps and Colonials. If the children need shoes, won't you please come in the morning give our experts time to fit them properly. Start the dear little tots right. Have your own shoes fitted then also if possible chairs crowded in the after noon and you may have to wait. LET THE CHILDREN VOTE ALSO Their intuitions will guard them aright. Never before such values in our CHILDREN'S SECTION. Saturday at 9 a. m., Junior Coats; ages, 13, 15 and 17. Serges and mixtures proper and practical for all sea-A rjc sons. Were $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00, Saturday I No disguising the fact that the backward season has seriously affected business. We have taken advantage whenever the chance was presented where manufac turers or jobbers desired to unload and as a consequence MEN will have their innings also SATURDAY One day only. Underwear Porosknit union suits, advertised extensive ly and sold from Dan to Beersheba at $1 ; long fiQ. and short sleeves, knee or ankle lengths, Sat'y 0C Tine Lisle Ribbed Suits Pink, blue and ecru; various shapes; worth $1.50 suit, Saturday. . , Full Mercerized Suits, in pure white, same yarn as goes into $2.50 grades, made well, too; on Satur- t PA day, each f l9f SOFT SUMMER SHIRTS-A local maker sold us a mixed lot various grades and materials shirts in the lot which would sell freely at $1.50 and $00 , FOR A BIO DAY, 79 CENTS EACH SATURDAY Percale Shirts, Laundered Negligee, Separate Collars, not perhaps worth a full dollar and yet there are those who would not hesitate to say so; A GREAT BAR- , cn GAIN, HOWEVER, AT t SOCKS Black and all colors, fine lisle and silk plate, some plain, oUiers silk clocked; heretofore 95 50c per pair Saturday, pair "'V Big Collection of Silk Four-in-Hands Various kinds, manv colors and still not very many of one kind; while they last SATURDAY, each. . . SUSPENDERS-Full length, best lisle webs, the (HU regular half a dollar kind; Saturday, per pair "vl 98c Here's where everybody comes in that is, all the sweet-toothers. BALDUFF SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Luscious strawberries, dipped in cream, per lb. 60c New Brazil nuts, dipped in fondant, usually 80c; at, per lb 50C Peanut Brittle, crowded with Spanish No. 1 nuts per lb. box 15c Mr. and Mrs. Cobb made my mouth water telling me of the many delicious home made bon bons pre-, pared for Saturday business. BY THE WAY, they cater, too. Some contracts are placed with them weeks in advance. Orders for cakes and confections, ices and ice creams should be placed early at the CANDY SECTION. If in trouble about that function, you will find Mr. and Mrs. Cobb mighty helpful The Sweet Girl Graduate and her fond parents will view with interest our summery window. Heaps of sug-' gestions for the gown, the garniture, the proper acces sories, shoes, etc. and gifts galore sensible and ap-. propriate. KOLPATRIK & . 0 the state republican convention In the Mate ot Washington yesterday aa a re sult ot which two aeta of delegate era lo ba sent te tha national convention, he denounced the action of the aupnortora of President Taft there a "ecanoaloaa." I,arge crowds met Colonel Rooaevelt during tha day. At Lima while he waa peaking a man called out: "What about the third terror' Colonel Hooeevett whirled about and pointed hi finger la the direction at the questioner. 'Tea ran t aaa ate any question, you foellah creature, that I can t a newer," ha as Id. "I will answer you by quotta tha words at President Taft'a father about the third term." He then read a letter written by Judce Alphonso Taft. the presldent'a father, te the Cincinnati Ktiqulrer. After quoting Judge Taft'a opinion, in referring to Orant s candidacy for a third term, that tha aaly danger lay In tin use of federal patronage fur tha purpose of procuring third consecutive term. He aald that Judge Taft'a name beaded the liat of members at Grant Thtrd Term club. Down among the list of mere bare cornea the name of a bright young rep resentative at tire family, ITiarlee P. Taft." ha said. "The whole Taft family was la that movement. I will appeal from ton ta tha father and aak you to acoept tha sound, common eenae which the father spoke as to the ridiculous folly of raising aay talk about a third tern) when the terras are not consecu tive and the man out of power haa no earthly means ot Influencing a atagte officeholder, a single privileged repr. eeatatite of tha prlvllend class." T. It. raatrele Idaho. I EWldTON. Idaho. May U.-Threo ele ctive vctte ea tha appointment ot eom- m.tttes ea eiedentlala, tesolutlona and permanent organisation showed the Rooaevelt forcee complettly.ln control ot the Idaho state republican eonveatton lata toCay. P. O. Johnson, a Rooaevelt supporter, aaa made temporary chairmen. sur Tft IHlraatea. L1TTI.V! ROrK. Are.. May K- Sep arate convention were held by the eup- portria of President Tsft and former PreV.dent Roosevelt In the Second and Fear lis Arkansas congressional dlatrtcta today and contesting dslegatrona were named to the Chicago convention. In the nrst district the eonventtoa Instructed for Taft. 1 Boportera of Taft In the Fourth d.a trlct at Mens elected J. D. Llveeay and i. IX Spear detrgatea. while tha Rooae velt follower named George Legatee and W. C. Bailee. At Newport, tha Second district. U. H. al.-eis aad ft. 8. Cotfmaa were Instructed fur Taft aad Ira J. Mack end Cart Spell men for Rooaevelt. . The FirM district convention, winch met at Parageutd. as aero C. E. Blood north ai d C. R. French d'legatee and Instructed them tor Taft. aWntiaa far President. UVI.VviBTON. Meat.. Msy K.-Rooao-velt forces wee defeated at every turn la the republican state convent! oa hold here today. Tha Matitaaa delegation, eight In num ber, win go to Chicago with a racon mendsBoa to ee every effort to brag about tha raoeaiaatloa of President Tart The detegatee are: Dr. 0. M. Lanetrum. Edward Doalaa. D. J. Chsrlea. tieorge D. Bagga, Sam Stephenson. George W. Oar, J C Kinder and A. J. Wtlcolm. Tba del. (alee received CI votea to their cepoMM- at. T. A. Marlow ot Helena ea aatlastal committeemen. Wiser rs leatherUs safe-t. MI.NNKAPOMg. May K.-Wtth aaora than gat Aetegawa of the ssproxlmateiy Law delegatea to the slate revaMlean eoniaaiieav, anaoortere at felons! Renal vett, tna Mate cwerreuttoa today adopted a Roueevelt program endorsing him and hla prlnctplea and Instructing the Min nesota delegation at twenty-four to Tote for him. 'flrat. teat and all the time.'' Practically tha only fight ot tha erosion waa over tha minority report ot tha reso lutions oomanltte, oompoeed of three supporters of Senator Robert at. 'La Pollens, to tha placing ot whom oa the oommlttee, D. A. Caswell, Hate manager for Roosevelt had agreed ghostly before the eonventtoa opened. Thle report, aa It merged from tha committee waa re jected by tha convention by a vote of aa te 7l. HUNTINGTON, W. V.. May M.-Aftar hours of delay, brought about by a com plication of atata lasues. the Weal Vir ginia republican convention tonight named sl delegatea-at-larga to tha Chi cago convention, gave Theodore Roose velt In unqualified endorsement and neglected to mention President Taft or his admlnlat ration. The action ot the atata convention la Instructing tha eix delegatee-at-large for Colonal Rooaevelt gives tha former pre) dent a solid delegation of sixteen votes from West Virginia to tha national con vent loa. The delegates-at-Large are: Governor William B. Glasscock. C. A. Swearlngea, W. P. Hubbard, D. B, Snath. 8. B. Montgomery and William S. Kdwards. DALLAM, Tel., May IT. Contesting dslegatlona to tha national republican convention worn named In two congrse slonsl district today and In two other districts tha supporter of former Presi dent Rooms volt had control and delegatea ner Instructed for Roosevsit. Separata conventions ware held by tba aupporter of Taft and Rooaevelt In lb Eighth and Fourth district a GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., May lT.-Flfth district delegatea to tha repubtlcaa na tional convention: Claude B. Hamilton, Grand Rapids, and General Prod W. Green. Ionia, Instructed for Roosevelt. The Fifth la tha last district la the stats to bold Ita convention. Seven districts have Instructed for President Taft and five for Rooaevelt. The etx deiegatea-at-large also ere Inalructrd for tha president RICHESON HUSTDIE IN CHAIR Governor Imi Will Hot Xefer Cat for Commutation. AirmiSTS IUTD KTOBEBES SAME atesseat gbosra family ot Former Minister Waa Afflicted wlth laaaalty and Condemned Man la Hreterleel. BOSTON. May K.-Clarenee V. T. Rlcheaon, the grayer af Avis Llnnell, elept quietly la hla coll In the ooath houae at Charlaatowa atata prison last night, ignorant that tha governor had refused commutation ot hla sentence. The announcement of the decision of Ihe alienists that ha waa sane and that tha governor would not urge clemency waa left to be made to the prisoner today. It waa expected that the task would fall on either the condemned man a eouaael, William A. Morse, the prison chaplain. Rev. Herbert W. Stebbina, or hia spiritual adviser. Rev. Herbert S. Johnson. Tha execution of Rlcheaon probably will tsks place early next week. There la asatlment agalnat a Monday morn ing execution aa occurring so cloae after Sunday, which haa boon recognised by tha warden of tha pel son. An ex caption may ba made, owing to tha highly ner vous Mala af the condemned man, and It la not improbable that ilcheson may go to tha chair Monday mornliut Tba time within too week of Mar T la entirely at the warden a discretion, and only tha legal witnesses will know be forehand at what time the sentence, of the law will ba carried -out. tateaat front tear- Governor. The etatement from D governor fol lowed closely tha filing of tha report of the special Insanity commission which de clared the man sane, although aubjoct to flu of hysterical Insanity. Tha com mission found that Rlcheaon waa sane at the time of the murder and that he la nan at nreaant The statement issued by Governor Foes shows attentat found that Rlcheaon' family waa afflicted Tory generally with Inaanlty and that tha condemned man hlmaalf re a neurotic aomnambulKt and a neurmethenlc and subject to hysterical Insanity. The alienists, who examined Rlcheaon. are: Dr. W. B. Lane and Dr. Isldor H. Coiiat. acting for the defense; Dr. U Vernon Brlggs, acting at the personal re quest of tha governor, and Dr. Henry B. Stedman. George T. Tuttle and Henry P. Frost, acting aa a commlstioa for tha commonwealth. STRIPPING RESIDENCES PROFITABLE FOR THIEVES New and uncompleted housee - offer rich Prise to plumbing and tool thieve. In tha tott month over a doaen raal dencea have bean visited, plumbing ha bean torn out and toots belonging to carpenters at olsn, Wednesday night new residence at Forty-ninth and Doug la street. Dundee, was broken Into and SIX eMtel. mM Ana W 1 'to W. R Mull. MB Ante avenue, waa stolen. Bert Johnson ot ttX Emmet tract report to (he police that s worth ot tool had been stolen from a new house at Twenty-sixth and BUtney streets. ENGINEERS DECIDE TO MEET ONCE IN EVERY THREE YEARS HARRISBURO, Pa.. May 17.Biennla) convention were abolished in favor ot meeting one In every three year by tha Brotherhood of Looomotiv Engineers today and a reeotutton adopted that the next convention should be held In 11. The place will be selected next week. In vitation have been received from St. Paul, St Lout. Minneapolis, Denver, Salt Lake City, Loa Angeles and Stock ton, CaL The Grand International auxiliary to day decided to establish a fund for relief of widow and orphan ot engineer, donating 16.00 to found the system. Painted. Parsurrapba, Kleptomaniacs will take almost any thing but a hint. A woman doean't always better ft when ah change her mind. A blunt man la one who waste BO time In coming to the point. Even If a man la a "big gun" tha wort may come on hia doorstep. It you are unable to see any good In tha world, consult a a oculist. A girl alwaya Ilka to kiss a distant ml relative merely to keep In practice. By following hi own advice a man may succeed In remaining poor to the end. If a man ever thinks seriously of mar riage It la after taking a hand ta the game. It la seldom necaaaary for a man who at 4 HE 1 DTK 00. Lynch is Re-Elected By Majority of 8,000 INDIANAPOLIS. May K.-Jamee M. i Lynch, who for twelve year haa headed l the International Typographical anion, j believe tonight that he and tha other . tdmlnivt ration officera hava been re- j elected by a majority of at least Mr. ; oaaed an partial return The heavy vote for the administration at a surprise, as It was thought that a : large negative vote would b cast In tha j east aa the result of friction over the ' settlement In that territory. , The of- ' ftctet vote will be published in the June number af the Typographical Joureal. ' The vote a tba adoption of two emend- meat to the convtitutum providing tor ! tnereeerd eaiarie for preatdent aad asera- j tary-treaaurer la aald ta be cioe. ST. LOl 18. May 17. Complete re- j turn from Bt. Lata. Springfield. Mow ; nd Cairo, ni.. In tha elect taw of officers for the International Typographical union. ( give the following rroults: For prt dent Lynch, gM: Barker. M. For see- ' rrtary and tree surer. Hay. Til: Cobb. IK. For flrat vice president. Tracy, fig; Dun- ' can. fit KANfAB CITY. Mo, May 17-Kanaaa City local No. . Typographical anion. ! fava Fred Barker, prugieaxlve candidate j tor prraldenl of tha International Typo- ! graphical anion, a eJwrattty ef forty vote, i Oeorge Miller aad J. C. Wwayne war t selected delegates te the national aaa- j veatloa at Crave. . j SOUTH OMAHA 20 BELOW OMAHA PRICE KOT ONE DAY BDT EVERY DAY Well rnade porch seat, all hardwood Get Our Rug Prices ITxet-lhch Velvet Rugi at 95d :7ij4-lnch Agrfiiniater Ko(g--S1.45 tii Sax rules Brunela Rug-. -$4.75 Sill Seam tea Bruaaal Ruga. -J9.75 tiU Velvet Rnga at $12.50 x1S Ajtmlnlater Ruga at. ' $15.00 Save s on Your Ice Bills Full carload of the famous Leonard Refrigerators just received, at $5 to $45 OS Large line of Porch Furniture 20 Bilow Onihi Price as regular aa clock work to live on Uckl Maalagre of aa old I wart. Tha fiddler that ww pay la too witling to extend us credit.. . The man of whom they aay "etui water" run deep,'' la often a solemn a.. That 'man of - hla neon)"- reputation often screens a lot of harsher sin. If we could wake up whistling on the "morning after" we'd do It right over again the next night Every time wa are fatuou enough to try to argue It out with ourselves aa to whether we're going to "have on" Infallibly and by having IL New Tor World. , X The Life cat S Snap of TOHE SPICES careful adling T awai by oWrankaang boose wrres errrrwhera. mt tout Oaocu-0 ww nerow, pa 111 , ail. $ 4v n If yea want to avoid trouble on the hill, pay apo dal attention to your oil. Remember that the ue of the low (ear meana extra heat In your engine. 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