TILE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER '23, 1912.
QGTOBER DAYS ARE FULL OF OPPORTUNITY
for Suit and Coat buyers. Daily ship
ments enable us to show "new capers "of
America's most authentic
style makers continually.
The "LaVina" Coat first saw the
light of Omaha today a handsome
new model at a popular price; of
sturdy Cheviot lined throughout,
semi-fitted with graceful lines, fastens
high at neck with new "Scout" col
lar; colors navy with Copenhagen lin
ing and brown with tan, sizes for Jun
iors, Misses and Women; these will
. not last long at .$14.75
Neckwear News
New Robespierre Collars, 50c to $3.75
Black and White Stocks ..50c to 75o
. Hand Bags, Special Black Seal Bags,
kid lined; with coin purse, values to
$3.50, at each $1.98
Pictorial Review Patterns 10c and 15c.
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HARLAN IHOR IH TROUBLE
Governor Take Up Charge of Intoxi
cation Made by Citizens.
INSURGENT WOODMEN WIN CASE
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'ROOSEVELT REACHES HOME
'Colonel Telli Crowd at Station He it
Feeling; Fine.
HE STANDS THE TUP WEIL
WsaaJ owa No 111 Effect from
Jearaey, bat Doatava . Order
- Hint to Stay I Bed '
( AU Day.
STOSSBT, I. 1.. Oat. UThodo
Hoossvslt and party arrived here at
' semen thlp mornlnf. The place la tout
miles eouth of Oytter Bay. and the
train was routed thit way In order to
vow any crowd; Only a' handful of
persons were on hand when the colonel
I Mapped from his car and walked unas
sisted to an automobile. He was driven
immediately to Sagamore Hill. 1
The colonel waa oarefully wrapped up
ooiore no got into the automobile.
, "I am feeling juat fine," he said, at
he moved hla hand to the "mall crowd.
To the town folkt at'pyiter Bay, who
were a bit turprlted at not toeing Jlr.
Rootevelt come la there, the following
message waa tent by hit physicians:
Colonel ftooievelt hat itood the Journey
well, but we believe him In no condition
to stand the excitement of receiving hit
many friends at Oyster Bay. He deeply
appreciates their Interest In hit welfare.
We regret the necessity of not landing
;at Oyster Bay. but deem It better for him
to go from Byoeset to Sagamor Hill.
When be arrived at Sagamora Hill the
colonel's wound waa dressed and he went
to bed at once, with Instructions to re
main quiet all day. The phyelclans said
the wound showed no ill effects from the
trip. . ' I
.. After a conference with the dootorej
George IS. Roosevelt aald this morning:
"Colonel Roosevelt must have a week
of absolute rest If he hat thai rett he
oatlbly will be able to make his Madison
1 Square Garden address."
Stand Trip Well.
' NEW TORK, Oot Z&-Colonl Roosevelt
land party arrived at the Pennsylvania
'station from Chicago'' shortly after I
o'clock this morning. The colonel was
eating bis breakfast, whan the . train
''pulled Into the station at 1:08 o'olook.
H made a hearty meal of eggs, bacon,
'tea and bread and butter.
In asoordano with plant previously
arranged there was no demonstration in
the station. In fact all persons were
barred from the train shed except men.
bars of the family. The only ones who
Joined the party were Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Robinson, the latter a sister of Colonel
Roosevelt, and George E. ( Roosevelt.
The colonel's special oar and the car
of the physicians and newspaper men
was quickly detached and etand. for,
Oytter Bay.
Dootors Lambert and Terrell said the
colonel's wound wt eoslng some,mt
that he was in excellent condition; T!ry
Issued the following bulletin: ,
Colonel Roosevelt is very cheerful after
a good night's sleep. He Is feeling very
well and has stood the Journey well.
ALKXANDER LAMBERT,
SCURRI I TERRELL.
Colonel Roosevelt and hla secretariat
wtre busy on the train yesterday looking
for an old speech of the colonel's on the
trusts. This speeoh has been the bull
of recent criticism by William J. Bryan,
and after a secretary had unearthed it
end Colonel Rootevelt had gone over It
he said be Intended to reply to Mr.
Bryan's criticism either In a statemont or
In a speech.
HYMENEAL
Konnedy-Strattou.
CftESTON, la.. Oct. 22.-(SDciaU-An
elaborate home wedding waa celebrated
at the home of Captain and Mrs. J. W.
Stratton last night, when their onlv
daughter, Mlsa Ethel Dorothy, and fred
Kennedy of Newton. Ia.. Dliahted their
Wedding vows In the presence of more
than fifty guests. Rev. John Walker nf
the Congregational church officiated. The
home waa lavishly decorated. The bride
and groom were unattended, save by
Master Charles Card at ring bearer. Both
bride and groom are prominent In Masonic
circles, the bride having been Worthy
matron of the Eastern Star orgtnisation
of this place for two years, while the
groom has held numerous high offices in
Maeonlo clrolea throughout the state.
Stewart-Graham.
Mite Jennie Graham, daughter of Mr.
Andrew Graham, and Mr. William Stew
art were married by Rev. Charles W.
Bavldge at his residence Monday noon.
Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Kemp accompanied
them.
Ruling In Dlatrlct Court Holde
A gel oat Change la Insurance
Ratea and Out Will Go to
Supreme C'onrt. -
(From a Staff Correspondent
DBS MOIKEH, la., Oot. aOpeoUd.)
Upon application of cttlaens of Harlan,
Shelby county, Governor Carroll has
taken up the case of Mayor William M.
Baughn and Instructed the attorney gen
eral to look Into It with a view of pre
paring ouster proceedings if the evidence
warrants.
It Is charged that on July 29, 1912.
Mayon Baujrn was Intoxicated and pre
sented himself In the . streets of Harlan
In that condition and for thirty minutes
helped entertain a crowd of ISO people
with maudlin remark. The cane was
previously taken up by Attorney Gen
eral Cosson and Mayor Baughn resigned.
Later he, was reinstated mayor and Is
now . serving. Hla second election was
by the city .council.
the Women's Home Missionary society
In Its final session today elected the fol
lowing officers:
First vloe president, Mrs. William C.
Heron, Cincinnati; second vice president,
Mrs. W. P. thlrkleld, New Orleans;
third vice president, Mrs. May Leonard
(Woodruff, New Jersey; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Delia Williams, Dela
ware; recording secretary. Mrs. F. A
Aiken, Cincinnati; treasurer, Mrs. George
H. Thompson, Cincinnati.
Mrs. George O. Robinson, Detroit,
Mich,, was re-elected president last
night
Restful Sleep
Restful sleep is absolutely essential to
health. If you do not sleep well, some
thing Ih wrong. Loan of sleep is one of
natures unfailing warnings that you are
taxing your strength beyond your capac
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health before your condition becomes
a nervous breakdown.
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Be sure to get Duffy's, which has been
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AMES STUDENTS GIVE
MONEY TO FIGHT CHANGES
AMES," la., Oct 22-Quarters rained,
upon the stage of the Agricultural lm.ll
here last night when Chairman James
Watson presented the need of student
oommltteee engaged In opposing the
changes In the state schools. The call
for money was answered by a five-minute
hall of silver, which ended only when the
announcement was made that present
needs were supplied.
A number of former students of the
school spoke In opposition to the
changes. . Arrangement are being made
to lnduoe the next session of the legis
lature to take a hand in the affair.
Hew Csart Rooms Opened.
OTTUMWA, la., Oot a-Federal
court rooms In the new building here
were officially opened last night Judge
Smith McPherson presiding. John V.
Lacy and Daa W. Hamilton were speak
ers. Judge Mcpherson advocated a
larger attendance upon court sessions.
Catholto Students to Meet at Ames.
AMJ2S, la., Oot 21 Ames has been
selected as the place of holding the
annual session of the National Catholic
Students' association. The meetings will
be held here November 14 to lfl. The
membership Includes students from
Columbia to Denver. Two hundred are
expected to attend.
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Movements ot Ocean Ktraners. '
Fort ArrtTtd. 8114.
GIBRALTAR .gnome.
TOKOHAMA. . . Jtontar
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MADRIRA Iverale !
N A PLOT M. Wuhinftoa.
AHOY AwhtniaU.
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CHBRBOURO ,
rXNTA lesator
( sometimes start from mental strain
cr hdstkm, but more often from
gmeral weakness, and lead to appal
liag ccnditksns unless checked.
, , Treat the came, not the effect
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' SCOTTS EMULSION overcomes ikervous
nesa in z wonderfai; permanent way by making
libaQiQg; blood oxpusclea: it nour
ishes , the nerve centres and acts as a
bracing tonic to build you up.
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it feeds iban in N&tare's way.
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fcowa News Notes.
CRESTON The division superintendent
of the Iowa division of the Burlington.
O. B. etewsrt, has resigned his position
and will go to California to live. Stewart
was formerly superintendent of the Cre
ton division. He Is succeeded at Burling
ton by N. L. Howard, former trainmaster
at Oalesburg, I1L
CRESTON-Poetftl Inspector C. S.
Ranger, whoso headquarters have been
In Oreston for the last five years, has
been sppolnted to a similar position at
Pan Francisco and will report for duty
there after the next session of the federal
court which convenes November i.
CR EATON W. B. and Dan Raper.
brothers and residents of Creston, have
been arretted, hoarged with being Impli
cated in a fire which occurred on the Dan
Gibbon farm, near Cromwell, Saturday
night, and which destroyed a threshing
machine outfit valued at $36,000, one stack
of grain and a straw stack.
IOWA FAU2-A big business deal
was closed In this city last evening in
which K. H. Lundy. the well-known El
dora attorney, purchased the plant and
equipment of the Iowa Falls Gas com
pany, the consideration aggregating K8,-
000. Mr. Lundy Is Interested In the rar
Dam company at Eldora ana, it is re
ported, has secured control of the water
power rights on the Iowa river at this
point V
TAMA Hog cholera Is rampant among
the herds of awlne of the county, and
the loss farmers have sustained ts very
heavy. .James Mutch of Grant township
has lost 700 head by the plague, and bd
Mitchell, another Grant township farmer,
has lost almost as many. Both are
breeders and feeders on a large scale.
GIBSON CHARGED WITH
FIRST DEGREE MURDER
MIDDLETOWN, N. T., Oct. 22,-Bur-ton
W. Gibson, the New York lawyer,
was indicted by the Orange county grand
Jury today on a charge of murder In 'the
first degree. He Is accused of killing
his client, Mrs. Rosa Menschlk Szabo.
DEATH RECORD.
Jacob II. Haseineier.
FiATTSMOUTII, Neb., Oct 22. (Spe
cial) Dr. Jacob H. Hasemeier, formerly
a practicing physician at Louisville, In
this county, died at his home in Los An
geles, Cal., yesterday after a short Ill
ness. He came to Cass county In 1867
with his parents when he was a boy,
and graduated in medicine later, and In
1878 besm to practice here and contin
ued uu Li 1902, when he removed to Los
Angeltf.
Dr. H.eemeler leaves a wife and four
child; en, three daughters and one son,
surviving. He leaves one sister, Mrs.
J. M. Robertson, wife of James M. Rob
ertson, clerk of the district court of
this county, and one brother, B. S. Hase
meier of Lincoln.
The funeral arrangements had not been
oommunlcated to relatives here, but it
Is thought that his body will be brought
to Louisville for Interment.
G. Mans.
KEARNEY, Neb., Oct. 23.-(Special.)-G.
Maus, Kearney's pioneer bandmaster
and the father of T. W. , Maus of this
city, died at 3:90 p. m. Monday afternoon
after an Illness of less than a week from
stomach and liver complications.
Prof, Maus was a pioneer bandmaster
of central Nebraska. He has given many
of the leading musicians of the city
their first lessons In band, mujio, but
gave up the local field some five years
ago to go to Colorado.
Together with his wife he returned to
Kearney last fall and has llyed here In
retirement since that time. ,
Mm. J. D. Calllton. .
F,AIRBURY, Neb., Oct.. 22.-(Special.)-Mrs.'
J. D, Caillson, a. Jefferson county
pioneer, passed away at her home near
Daykin after an extended illness. The
funeral services were held from the
home, being conducted by G. G. MorrU
son of Reynolds. Mrs. Callison was born
In Hancock county, Illinois, November 8,
1M9, and was married to J. t. Callison
at that point March 13, 1868. To this
union si daughters and four sons Were
born. She was a member of the TJnited
Brethren church.
WOODMEH RATES ARE VOID
Des Moines Court Holdc Proposed
Eaise is Illegal.
VIOLATES CONTRACT RIGHTS
I'nder Law Creating the Order
Amendments to Articles of In
corporation Mast Be Ap
proved by Members.
DES MOINES, Oct. 22.-The proposed
change In the law governing the Modern
Woodmen of America Is a direct violation
of the vested contract rights of the mem
bers and Is null and void, so far as It at
tempts to change the rates without the
consent of the members, according to
Judge Charles S. Bradha' of the equity
division of the 1 district couYt, in an
opinion handed down today.
The decision was given In a case
wherein the Insurgent wing of the or
ganization asked the court to set aside
and annul certain changes in the arti
cles of the association by laws adopted
at the head camp of the Modern Wood
men of America at an adjourned session
held in Chicago In January, 1812.
Ruling of Conrt. N
The court held:
First That under a certificate of this
character the holder occupies toward the
society a dual relation; he, as a member
of the corporation, Is bound by all rea
sonable bylaws enacted by the corpora
tion whether they come Into existence
before or after the issuance of his certifi
cate. He also occupies the position of a
person holding a contract with the so
ciety, and as such stands on the same
footing as any other person making a
contract with It.
Second-That the contract of insurance
consists of the certificate of application
for membership, the articles of associa
tion, bylaws of the society and the stat
utes of the state of Illinois relating
thweto.
Third That the new law of the society.
proposes to change both the rate and
plan of Insurance, and both rate and
plan are a part of the members' contract
Fourth That there is no difference In
reducing the amount of benefit and in
creasing the price charged for the benefit
Fifth That the proposed change In the
law Is a direct violation of the vested
contract rights of the plaintiffs and other
members and is null and void so far at
it attempts to change the rates of plan
without the consent of the member.
Sixth That the amendments to the ar
ticles of incorporation are illegal and
void because not adopted by a two-thirds
vote of the members.
I NATIONAL lll0KSin
BALKAN ALLIES ARE
ADVANCING TOWARD
TURKS' FORTRESSES
(Continued from Page One.)
Miu Mader Diea of Injuries.
VALLEY JUNCTION, la., Oct U
After lingering for two ' weeks after
being fatally, hurt In a runaway, Miss
Sarah Mader" died at the home of her
parents near here yesterday.' Miss Mader
was thrown from a buggy when the horse
became frightened at a passing auto
mobile, v
An Advertisement In The Bee is worth
one In all the rest, r
not depend upon the Balkan affair so
much aa upon the attitude of Russia in
Asia. It is said that herein lies the
secret of the retreat along the extended
line of war.
Girl Leads Chicago Servians,
Led by Christina Savlcs, a 21-year-old
Servian girl, forty of her compatriots
determined to return to their mother
oountry to help fight its battles" against
the Turks, today stormed the Desplalnea
street police station and demanded as
sistance in ' collecting their wages for
October to date. The men have been
working for a construction company In
Wisconsin and are said to have quit
their employment without notice.
Miss Savics has been writing the men
letters for the last month urging them
to return to fServta and enter the army.
She declared she will return with them
and would take a rifle and take her
place on- the firing line.
Through the instrumentality of the po
lice lieutenant the question of wages was
adjusted and the men will at. once de
part for the east to embark on the first
steamer for Europe.
Greek Bombard Prevesa.
CONSTANTINOPLE; Oct 2Z.-Oreek
warships have been bombarding the
Turkish Port of Prevesa Binoe yesterday,
according to a report received here.
' Bulgarian Peasants Massacred.
SOFIA, Oet. 22. The massacre' of 147
Bulgarian peasants by Turkish soldiers
Blowing His Horn
It costs a lot of money for a manufacturer to tell
the public just where you can obtain his goods and
the local dealer has to add that expense to his selling
price.
He is blowing the other fellow's horn. All this is
eliminated in this organization. We go directly to you
with our story, and charge you only the manufacturer's
profit.
Overcoat, belted or plain, raglan or regular shoulder,
at $20.00 and Up
Suits of exclusive fabric, full of smartness and.
style $15.00 and Up
Headquarters for dependable Underwear, union or 2
piece, a garment .50c and up
BROWNING, KING & CO.
j Geo. T. Wilson, Manager.
15th at Douglas.
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eat ferments into stubborn lumps, you belch gas and eructate sour undigested food
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CURES INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA.
LARGE SO CENT CASE-ANY DRUG STORE.
in the village of Olrneno, near Kots
chana, is reported by the correspondent
of the government organ here. ( The
Turks, according to the correspondent,
ordered the peasants to lie on the ground
and then shot them in cold blood.
AMERICAN MARINES TO
SUPERVISE ELECTIONS
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Amerlcan ma
rines and bluejackets, whose activities
were largely responsible for the crushing
of the rebellion In Nicaragua, may soon
be called upon to preserve order at the
polls when the NIcaraguans, by direct
vote, choose a president and vice presi
dent. It became known today that the
United States proposes to, have guards
on hand unless the Nicaraguan govern
ment can give absolute assurances that
the election will be Impartially conducted.
Nicaraguan Minister Castrlllo Is await
ing word from hds government as to
whether the services of the American
troops will be desirable on election day,
Saturday, November 2.
Sew Baggtege Regulations Held Up.
WASHINGTON, Oct. n.Regulatlona
to restrict further the size and limit of
the weight of personal baggage of travel-
ARGUMENTS OF TAFT
BALLOT CASE HEARD
BY SUPREME C0DR1
(Continued from Page One.)
lnated candidate of the republican party
and enough democrats wrote bis name on
the democratlo ballot to make him the
nominee of the democratlo party. The
democratic county committee declared the
(dace vacant and nominated Puryea to
fill the vacancy. The case was taken to
the district court and then appealed to
the supreme court, which holds that the
county committee had a right to declare
an office vacant held by the nominee of
another party and also had the right to
fill the vacancy.
A similar condition seems to exist In
Pierce county, where C. Spellman, repub
lican candidate for county attorney, re
ceived sufficient votes on the democratic
ticket to entitle him to the democratic
nomination. Former County Judge Doug
las Cone contests his right to the nomina
tion, and It la understood that the matter
has been held up waiting a decision in
the Ianc aster county ouee. which Is iden
tically the same.
Ball Moose Contributors.
. That the bull moose committee Is far
ing very "well Is evidenced by the fact
that in a statement Issued by Don I
Txve, treasurer of the state committee.
It is shown that I5.0CO has been received
from the national committee. Among
other who have contributed to the cause
are W. R Howard, 160; Grant Martin,
I'.OOl'O. W. Norrls, $150; C. H. Aldrich, M;
J. E. Delzell. W; Addison Walt. 0; &'
K. McKeh'le. JfiO. arnTW. A. Oeorge, fcg.
It Is evident that Governor Aldrich waa
not aa easy sa he looked, as $50 teems to
le all of the $250 he was asseesed by
Chairman Corrick that reached the cof
fers of the committee.
Illinois Banker Killed
ELGIN. I.I., Oct. 3.-A. C. Glassburn
a banker of Tamploo, III., wae killed to
day when his automobile plunged orf a
bridge at the foot of a steop incline near
Elgin. Three other occupant nf the' m
chine escaped injury by Jumping
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