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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1912. Nebraska Nebraska 'WAIT PREPARING BALLOT Secretary tf State Compiles it in Two Ways for Electors. SAYS LAW IS NOT EXPLICIT Declares It Cannot Be Followed Lit erally Owing; to the Mlxop la yw Political Situation ThU J Year. (From Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Oct. 15.-(Speclal.)-Secre-tary of State Walt has prepared two drafts of the manner In which the presi dential electors should appear upon the ballot, neither of which Is given authority Yf ,..-Jby law" When the flection law of Ne .yfbraska was passed the legislators did not f provide for any kind of a mlxuo lik'e the etate has before It at the present time, and therefore the secretary holds there Is no law which covers the proposition as It now exists. The law provides that the eight electors of each party shall be grouped under the designation . of the respective parties. Therefore In the present Instance the law cannot be followed because not all of the electors on thai republican ticket for Instance, are supporting the republican candidates for the presidency, but a part of them are avowed supporters of the candidacy of a candidate of another party. "My idea," said Secretary of State Wait this morning, "Is to follow out tha law just as close as it is possible to bo and at the same time arrange the electors so that each voter can select the electors he wishes to vote for with as little trouble as possible." Draft of Ballot. Following is one of the drafts of the ballot prepared by the secretary of state which complies with the law as far as grouping the electors according to their , choice for the presidency. It will be noted th&t a voter who desires to vote for President Taft will find two of the Taft electors tnose who nave Deen regularly selected at the primary, at the top under tho head "republican." To find the other six Taft electors he will have to drop to the bottom and take the, six under the ihmd ."by petition.'' Progressives- who desire to vote for Roosevelt will find six of their candi dates t under the head "republican-pro gressive" and the other two down next bottom under the head "progres Nebraska more simple manner of grouping them and one which . will give each voter a chance to find his electors without hunt ing them out from among the other. They are grouped with the electois ai large first and the others follow accord ing to congressional districts: ROOSEVELT ELECTORS REPUB LICAN AND PROGRESSIVE. W. J. Broach Omaha Allen Johnson Fremont George 8. Flory Pawnee City A. R. Davis Aayne A. V. Pease , Fairbury w. o. Henry Omaha O. G. Sm.th Kearney Then follow the democratic electors under the same style, followed by the other parties, the last electors being grouped as follows: TAFT ELECTORS REPUBLICAN AND PETITION. W. T. Wilcox North Platte Alfred C. Kennedy Falls City Vac Buresch Omaha George D. Smith . Norfolk W. H. Kllpatrick Beatrice O. A. Abbott Grand Island D. B. Jenckes . Chadroo Which if these two drafts he will select will be made known very shortly by the secretary of state. He says that under present conditions the law cannot be fol. lowed literally and he feels that the only thing to do Is to make it as easy as possible for the voter to find the candi. dates he is looking for. ODD FELLOWS ASSEMBLED Fifty-Fifth Session of State Lodge is Bein Held in Lincoln. I to the botl V slves." 33Tesley T. REPUBLICAN. Wilcox North Platte Alfred C. Kennedy Omaha REPUBLICAN-PROGRESSIVE. W. J. Broach Omaha Allen Johnson Fremont George S. Flory ....Pawnee City A. B, Davis ; Wayne A. V. Pease. Fairbury W. E. Thome Bladen DEMOCRAT-PEOPLES INDEPENDENT Waldo Wlntersteen Fremont James R. 'Dean Brokne Bow John W. Cutright ; Lincoln Sophus P. Nebia Omaha W. R, Baum Tekamah S. H. Bailey Fairbury Edward A. Roth...... Holdrege John J. McCarthy Ogallala SOCIALIST. John. Canright ..North Platte J. S. Baker Havelock J. L. Brillhart.. Omaha J. W. Swihart.... Fremont B. F.r Waiton...... , Geneva Thomas ttristow. ............ ..... S uper lot jr. Hit sigrjor,.. ....... ............ rjBei P. F.Sned... . Pendei , JKUlxKJ&OBJ. V .&. ..,. W. O. Henry .........Omaha O. G. Smith.. i...-..:.. ............. ...Kearney PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS BY FKTJ- V TION. C. F. Reavls.... Falls City Vac Buresch ...Omaha George D. Smith Norfolk W. H. Kirkpatrick.. Beatrice O. A. Abbott ........Grand Island D. B. Jenckes 4 , Chadron Another Grouping:. ' The following is the second draft prepared which Mr. Walt considers the Brabec Held to Court For Making Threat BEATRICE. Neb., Oct. 15.-(Speclal.) Joseph Brabec, an old resident of Barnes ton, was given a hearing yesterday In county court on the charge of threaten ing to kill his wife, Mary Brabec, from whom he was- divorced three years ago. He was held to the district court, and as he was unable to give bonds he was com mitted to the county Jail to await trial in district court. The case of the state against $oy Ham ilton and Frank Irvine, charged with stealing a Quantity of ammunition from Klein's store, was called In police court and continued thirty days. . The Baptist Toung People's Union held Its annual meeting last evening and elected these officers: Herbert Wright, president; Miss Llla Crangle, vice presi dent; Miss Bertha Crangle, secretary Miss Lola Jackson, .treasurer; Miss Mar. guerlte Stoner, pianist. Divorce suits were yesterday filed by Mrs. Elizabeth MoGraw against Charles McGraw, and : Mrs. Mifina Balderson against Winfield - a Balderson. Both plaintiffs charge drunkenness and cruelty R. N. Fulton, who was called to Ca- mana Junction, Mo., Sunday with a pair of bloodhounds to assist the authorities in trying to apprehend two postoffice robbers, succeeded In capturing one of the men suspected of the robhery. Don't Be Fussy About Eating bur Stomach Will Digest Any Kind of Food When Given the '.Proper Assistance. We are prone to fall into the error of singling out some, article of ; food and soundly berating the fiend who first In vented the dish. The habit grows with some people till almost all food is put on the blacklist This Is all wrong. What is required Is a little assistance with those agencies upon which scientific students for many years have set their seal of approval because they have become abso lute facts. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for V all stomach disorders are recognized: they have a fine record; they are rated reliable, dependable and worthy of con fidence just as the president of a big bank i puts his O. K. on a depositor's check. And so you can eat what you want, whatever you like, knowing well that should indigestion, sour risings, gas formations, fermentations or " any othei stomach distress arise, Stuart's Dyspep sia Tablets in a few moments will put you right Coated tongue, bad breath, heartburn, belching, flatulency, bloat all the symp toms of digestive troubles disappeai qu.ckly when these tablets are used. They are not a cure for anything but dyspepsia and kindred complaints. ' But they have , brought ' relief to more sufferers from digestive diseases - than all the patent , medicines and doctors prescriptions put together. The stomach does the heaviest work of w any of the bodily organs, yet It's the one we treat with the least regard. We eat too much of the wrong kind of food al any time. The patient stomach stands such treatment as long as it can and then It rebels. You get notice of the re ; bellion in '-. the shape . of the gases and pains caused by undigested, fermenting ' -food.: - . , ' .:, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold and recommended by all druggists at BOc a box. Advertisement '. I I nmjpi " '- " Escaped Convict Found m Lincoln (From " a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 14.-(Spedal.) James Sparks, a colored man, sent up from Douglas county for life for causing the death of a boy, the crime being' one against nature, November -22. 1894, and afterwards declared insane and sent to the Hastings asylum, from which he escaped about ten years ago, was appre hended in Lincoln today and sent 1 back to the penitentiary. He was recognized by Doody, the guard who was shot at the prison last March at the time of the murder of .Warden Delahunty. Sparks bad been In Lincoln over a year and was engaged as a cook at one of the restaurants In the city. RADCLIFF OUT WHEN THE OFFICE IS DECLARED VACANT BROKEN BOW, Neb., Oct -(Spe cial.) Following the charges made against Superintendent Radcllff : of the county poor farm, which were brought to the notice of the Board of Supervisors last week, in which Radcliff admitted strik ing Inmates, members of the board vis ited the poor farm in a body and made a thorough investigation. iney louna things about as represented and gave Radcllff a preliminary notice to vacate, which he at the time refused to do. The board declared the contract be tween Radcllff and the county of Custer at an end and declared vacant the posi tion which he now holds as superintend ent - MELLOR MAY ADD CIRCUS TO THE FAIR ATTRACTIONS From a tSaff Correspondent) LINCOLN, Oct 15. (Special.) Secre tary W. R- Mellor. insisting that the Nebraska state fair should bea leader and not a follower, is contemplating the engagement of a circus to add to the popularity of the fair next year. "I like to give the people something just a; lit tle better than they get any other place," aid the secretary this' morning.' "I be lieve it would be a good stunt to pull off and also a winner. There is plenty of rom out' on the quatrer stretch for a show as big as RlngUng Bros., and I believe they would come here for a week at a reasonable . price. ' , The Carlsbad of America" Colai, Iowa Several Traias Daily via Rock Island Lines,, Infantile Paralysis at Wim, WAUSA, Neb., Oct 15. (Special.) Thrj nfant child of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bart- lett southwest of Wausa, Is seriously sick with Infantile paralysis. The home has tjeen quarantined and to date no further cases nave developed. , ; The big engine for the new electric light plant has arrived and Is being put in place. The work of setting poles Is under way and It is hoped to have the plant In operation In a few weeks. The plant will have a 2,000-Hght capacity. r '' ' Fireman Seriously Hart. BEATRICE, Neb., Oct 15.-CSpecial Telegram) Fritz Koslowskl, a local fire man, ' was seriously Injured - today by being thrown from the Are wagon, which assed over him. An ugly wound waa nfllcted In his side, and It Is thought he Is Injured Internally. He was re moved to a local hospital for treatment REBEKAHS 'Di SESSION ALSO Banquet Is Tendered to.the Officers of the Two Organisations at the Llndell, Headquarters for . Assembly, (From a Starf Correspondent) LINCOLN, Oct 15.-(Speclal.)-The fifty-fifth session of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows Is being held in Lincoln to day. This carries with It also the meet ing of the Rebekahs, the lady auxiliary to the order. Last night the local organisation ten dered a banquet to the state officers of the two organizations at the Llndell hotel, which is headquarters for the assembly. Frank P. Corrick, a former past officer of the state organization, presided at the banquet Among the prominent members of the two organizations were: Deputy urana Master Dr. T. W. Bass of Broken Bow, Grand Warden Frank Johns of Grand Island, members of the Odd Fel lows' home board, George L Loomls of Fremont, J. S. Hoagland of North Platte. A. G. Pruitt of York and Mrs. Grace E. Haller of Blair;, members of the grand encampment Grand Senior Warden ,S. R. McFarland of Madison. High Priest J. W. Pittman of oTrk. Grand Junior Warden J. A. Davis of Lincoln; the Rebekah state assembly officers, President Mrs. Mar garet Holcomb of Broken Bow, Vice President Miss Fannie DeBow of Cole ridge; Warden Susan Klersted of Tllden, Secretary Miss Emma L. Talbot of South Omaha, and Grand Representative Paul Story of Red Cloud and J. Marks of Omaha. Grand Encampment Held. Today the grand encampment is being held and is presided over by Grand j Patriarch E. H. Newhouse of Red Cloud. General routine business Is being con ducted which will conclude with the elec tion of of fluei s. v This evening a reception was held at representative hall at the state house, at which Secretary of State Walte, a mem ber of the organization, delivered the ad dress of welcome. ..... The regular session of the grand Iodfe and also the Rebekah state assembly will begin Wednesday morning. VOTERS STAY WITHE. 0. P. r, 1 ' Electors of United States Decide to Stand by Taft. BOLD THKEA1S BY THE MOOSE Keprlaal Threatrued Against Bit Baslnrsa ia Statement About Ad ministering; Abyaalnlaa Treat ment to Various Concern. By CHARLKS I). HILLES. Chairman of the Republican National Committee. v ijkk, Oct li-(Speclal)- uncie fr&m s prosperity league has nearly a month left In which to re-elect William . Tatt president, and indications point more clearly every day to that result The Taft . campaign has been one of growing satisfaction. Beginning at low too, with the Roosevelt bolt it has con stantly Improved, giving encouragement ana nope to an army, of substantial citi zens, who could not be led astray by the call of the Bull Moose nor . hypno tized by the sophistry of a theoretical college professor with William J. Bryan as his political appendix. When there Is a circus in town It Is uuucuu 10 interest the office boy In anything except his grandmother. The voters of the -United States hav been to tha cirrus. thv j .... : antics of tha demnxr&in w... ..... ....i Wilson is third term Moose, but they have Tnade 1 h CWVry know8 ,8' Tho their last tnn . .k a v. . I American farmer, especially, has his and heard his trumpet , blast for con tinued prosperity based on the old re publican doctrine of 'full opportunity for every man to make every nonsst dollar he can. Two paragraph In Colonel P.oosevelfs long discourse before the senate Invest!- Back Our Fall Suits... are tht$best tailors money can hire; the best woolens money can buy; the best treatment that efficient salesmen can give. That accounts for the steady stream of Fall suit customers passing in and out of our doors. We invite a look from all men who want suits backed by a reputation for quality. $10 to $40 Omaha's Only Modern Clothing Store. 71 FHfJ. CS.PECK anti-labor, anti-soldier, and pro-Chinese candidate for the presidency. a free trader at heart and IT antipathy, because of the farmer's pros perity, which In the" Wilson code means "high prices for the consumer." This is what he said on . this . subject only, a month ago: "The American farmer never has. been protected for the very good reason" that he never needed o bi, gating commlttM. in w..n - ana nis grains nave soia ai prices BlaD. the reasons for th. n7Z : "ehe1 the Prloes hlch ' PoducU ... w.H,FUQ ui inn tin ru term attempt The first was this: "The iimu wno pears raise witness is guilty Political Day at Shelton. . SHELTON, Neb., Oct 15.-(Special.)- Saturday was political day in Shelton. Congressman George W. Norris spoke in the opera house in the afternoon and a good crowd heard his address. In the evening the Wilson club had secured the presence of ex-Governor Shallenberger. of as infamous conduct as the man who steals." The aspirant for a third term is here reflected as in a looking glass. The second was this: "If 1 am elected again,, I will administer the 'darkest Ab yssinian treatment to any corporation of the Standard Oil type that may need it" That would mean Roosevelt reprisals on all . big business enterprises which, In this campaign, have not subscribed liber ally to the third term campaign fund, with Roosevelt, of course, to be the Judge whether each corporation and combination of capital in the United States "needs It" Some like the har vester trust would be exempt. No more brazen threat was ever made by a candidate for the presidency, driven 'commanded In foreign markets." Representative Hill of Connecticut says the Wllson-democratlo tariff policy ; re minds him of the story of the old lady who decided to drown-the cat, but In kindness of heart- warmed ' the" water first ' ' ' ' American industries and, American farm interests now are watching Dr. Wilson warm the water. The campaign Is pro gressing favorably. Citizens of Rawlins -Appeal to Governor To Clean Up Prison RAWLINS, Wyo., Carey Is expected Oct. 15. Governor In ltawilns' before Former Omaha Boy Killed in Accident Word has just been received by Miss Neva Turner, a teacher In the Omaha High school, of the death by accident of her nephew, Ernest A. Klrtley, at Llmon, Costo Rica, Central America, Mr. Klrtley was educated In the public schools of Omaha and is well known here. At the time of his death ho was in the employ ef the United Fruit com -v-K.-v- , aunoKing or nis chances ! morning to take personal charge of the to extend his rule or ruin policy further . pursuit of escaped convicts and the rto l Km'cn Poco. v . (ration of discipline in the penitentiary. umii term, canaiaate Is disposed i The citisens ars planning to lay the whole penitentiary situation before the executive and urge him to take measures to Insure the town against further out breaks in the prison. Warden Alston thus far has refused to make any statement regarding the, re cent prison breaks. Another panic occurred In Rawlins late today when a big blast of dynamite went off in the hills near town. The posse - which besieged a party of convicts in a canyon last night discovered this morning that there were only three of; the American voters have pushed him to one side. He knows it and his cam paign managers, Including the wily Per kins, know it, and word has gone out to retrench on expenses. Wilson started out In his campaign by being thoroughly subservient to Brvan. "Do you know Wilson and, Bryan are in J constant communication?" said one east ern democrat to another. 'Tes, they are now wearing the same cocked hat" was the rejoinder. - Bryan has been ; Wilson's ' political mentor rrora the beginning. When the men n the trap-Richardson, Burke and list of democrats to compose the xecu- Backstru'm-and they did not stiy In the uve campaign; committee was made-up, trap long. They eluded the deputies and the names' were submitted to Bryan be fore being announced. One of tha mnt pany at' Costa Rica and was going over j commendable democrats In the west, but . morning. It was officially announced that io vjaiuauuu in ku BULumuuue wnea are still at large. :, . ', Following a check of the prisoners this 7v ' . Oriental his machine was struck by a train. The accident occurred the latter part of Sep tember. He was burled in Costa Rica. Hole in Sidewalk Causes Broken Leg While walking along North Sixteenth street Mrs. Marie . Harder, 1322 South Twenty-seventh street, failed to notice hole in 'the sidewalk und -stumbled, breaking her right leg at the knee. She was taken to her homo in the police ambulance and the hurt given medical attention. The Persistent and Judicious Use of Newspaper Advertising is the Road to Business Success. one wno nad been Interested in the po-; only eight took part in the escipe ast uncai xuiure or another than Bryan, four , night. ' . . years ago, was stricken off by. Bryan' " PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 14.-Russell H, and others suggested also were given the Harris, a convict who escaped from the ; gate by this political censor. : j penitentiary at Rawlins, Wyo., "August Democratlo newspapers even now , are 31, with Pope Tyrell, Stepson Brown and publishing predictions that If Wilson is Clarence Amsbary, was arrested here elected, Bryan wlll .be the premier of his early ' today. Harris ' described vfcrlous cabinet as secretary of state, the one po- incidents of the prison life at Rawlins, sltlon the Nebraskan desires, and that and declared "I'd rather serve a life McAdoo, Ryan's, representative, will go . term In a decent Jail than go back there." as ambassador abroad, or sit m the Wil son cabinet as secretary of the treasury. Now Wilson goes to Lincoln, and en joys the Sabbath by swapping experi ences with Bryan and Inhaling more ad vice about what not to say 1n his speeches for the next three weeks. Wilson- has to be careful, because he is on record for a number of 'embarrass ing "breaks." ' ' He is the anti -Jefferson, ontl-forelgn, - Movements of Ocean Steamers. Port. ; Arrived. Balled. BOSTON CreUc... ....... BOSTON Manltou... PROVIDENCE. . . Vnel4. ...... HAMBURG Pretoria....... N'APLES Oistda... PUNTA ARBIOAS Detmold ....... TR'BSTB ..Pinnonlt BOULOGNE Fred, if Groe. SOUTHAMPTON" K. A. Vlctorli. SAN FRANCISCO Oiwettry BAN FRANCISCO Slbert ' ' - VICTORIA ... Canada........ . , f c L f Dental Society Meets. HASTINGS, Neb., Oct 15. (Special Tel egram.) Ffty members of the Northwest ern Dental society met here In . annual convention today.. The day was given ver to clinics. S. A. Allen of Loup City is president Skinned front Head to Heel was Ben Pool, Tbreet Ala., when dragged over a rough road, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed all his injuries. 25c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. 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