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THE BKE: OMAHA, WEDXESDAY, UKCKMI3EJR 11, J0J2.
30L0NEL SOUNDS KEYNOTE
Personally Thanks Flynrt and Per
kins for Contributions.
CRITICIZES THE IDAHO COURT
hiiKRCMn li1 Party Orfrntl Itilllnr
( HpiI for Printline HI Trleui-nm
nnd Vny dn If Tliry rp
f 'tn t let nl of Contempt.
(Continued from Vhkp Uno
n our platform. 11V tnd for the nurir
1' k if th roll if mTlrmi publlr life
i . driving out of politic the bis bosses
U thwart tliu poti'ilnr will, who rely
i- corruption a a polltlnHl ItiMruinent,
ml who crvc the eue of privllcRp. Hut
r function of the now PHrtv In not
..mlieil to pfciirlriK the rimctmmil of Mm
TuaiirM advocated In the now jmrty'
Vlntfnrnr ami thii rftli cincnt of n few
xisros. Our purpouc Is to kerp up a con
tlmiou.i campaign for social mid Indus"
trUl lustier and for Kitnlnc government
! the people-ami for the people. Suoh n,
.unlmlpi cannot I expedited from any
party which Is partly reactionary, mid nt
their bwt, hoth of the old panics arc
i artly, and they are unusually' tlutriltmnll)'
reactionary.
Our function In to brine about the
trfdrd realignment ft' political partlefl
n'on nntloni) and rational linen. Sub
Mantlally the old parties are but Wilms
f tllo same party of reaction and prlv
ii'Kf. There Is now no natural deflriiti'
difference between them, Cltlnmtely all I
the progressives who ftlll cllnc to th- '
two old partle will have to coino with
In order to effect the needed ImprAve
ment lp political conditions, In the' ef.
ficloncy of Rovernrnont anil In financial
and Indimtrla'l alnndard.
"TIi Immediate work for our party la
to establish the principles of our plat
form by appropriate, legislation In tho
nation and In the several states. In tlu
national legislature progrrsslvn acnatois
nd congressmen should at onco push
t'jo various proKresslvo proposals; not
only thosn affecting- labor, hut that affect
thy trusts,"
Control of III or IIiinIiipm.
Air rtoosuvelt renewed Ills proHjsnl to
t rente, a commission like the Interstate,
Commerce ommlsslop to supervise t ho
Industrial concerns doing intcrstato
business. He continued.
"I trust the proKresslvo congressmen
HashlnKton will get tosethor and push
this und all other proposals of the pto
trcsslvn party, I. hope, moreover, thut
each group or progressive memlxTM-nlect
of tho legislatures of the sevnrat status
will meet and plan united action upon
organUatiot of their respective nascm-lillcs,'iippr;tht-cnnilldvates
for ,the United
States fanirtn and' upon proposed legtsla-1,
Hon. Tho direct primary itfuil should bd
universally applied, We should support
legislation that will curry out our prlri-.
Iples regardless of whut parly may In
troduce. It In the several Btatcs.
"Farm financing should now rorelvo
the, consideration It deserves. Tho great
est floW for furmer co-operation will he
in mar'jtetuis; tlfolr products .which pro
'ess now cost them and tho consumer so
dearly.,, Tho promptest und Jargejit meao
ure of, financial aid would come, from
murtrago banks chortorcd, regulated tvhil
oarcftAly Buporvlsod by tho -government.
optrfttgip on tho method of the credit
foncWo Frnncfe, j
"Our ;people, ftrlcl especially our pro
progresrlyo members must, ever keep In
mind that. tho progressive party Is by Its
platform committed to tho doctrine that
these measures wo advocate ura to bo
come part of tllo law of the ; land, pro
vided we can get tho people to stand for
them. If legislator, executive or court
stands In the way, then In lawful and
orderly fashion and along the linos laid
down In the . national progressive, plat
form, we Intend to see that the will of
the people Is carried out; and that Judge,
legislator and executive officer alike do
their full part In thus carrying out tho
will of the peoplo. Tho doctrlno of ths
divine right of Judges to rule the people.
Is every wit as Ignoble as the doctrlno of
the divine right of kings; and this doc
trlno Is now chiefly and powerfully up-
nciu y mo icgai and financial
tentative of privilege.
repro.
Onlr Heir nt Mnroln.
"We also hold with Abraham Ltncoln
and wo only, sirs the heirs of Lincoln's
lir!nc!p!e-that,the people are the mas
ters of tho constitution. Wo bollove In
the constitution and for that very reason
tvo contemptuously thrust aaldo the ef
forls of the reactionaries to turn It Into
a fetish for tha obs'tructfon of Justlco
Tho constitution was created to securo
Justice, and weT refuse to allow it to be
no hrverted a to become a barrier be
tween people and Justice, Kvory proposal
wo havo made for applying and adapt
ing the constitution to our present needs
Ik a proposal to save the constitution by
making1 It a more efficient Instrument for
eei urlns Justice for all tho people.
'The so-called conservative who ob
ject to our method of applying the con
Mltution1 stand on an exact level with
their predecessors, tho socalled 'conser
vatlvcs' of fifty years ago, the men who
opposed the thirteenth umendmedment on
the ground that the 'old constitution" was
good enough for thorn. Fifty years ujro '
the 'conservatives' championed a view of
the constitution which Perpetrated chat
tel slavery for black men, the correspond
ing consorvHtlves of today champion an
Interpretation of the constitution which
perpetrates Industrial slavery for white '
women and phjldren. The men who fight ,
K jch proposals a wo havo made to secure ,
justice when tho courts do InJustlre, aro
ns emphatically tho apqsflea of reaction
us were the men who fifty years ago do.
fended the Ured Hcolt decision by the
supremo court and sought to provont the ,
prohibition, of slavery by the constitution. '
J believe that the progressive patty
and all good cltlienn and all bell evora
in genuine, popular rule, should lienrtlly !
hupport the proposed constitutional
niiicuujiiciit revcuux iiurutiucea vy fcen
utor Urlstow to secure the people of the
t' lilted States proper control of their own
jovernment.
J Ii tho matter of leadership, both local
and national, we may trust the events of
the next year ox two, to develop our abl.
ut und most resourceful men, and fur
. very potsltloii the leader must be chosen
not in the least with reference to his own
deslroe, but solely with regard to tho
needs of. .the people, for tho progressive
party In tj'ie servant of, the people. No
man nhaiiia come Into this party with !
Hie Idea tbat-he can establlth a claim tin i
It. He must be oontent with the oppor
tunity. It, i of furs for service and tor!
uaejlflce,"
H'fKrtMtitl YANJTx-'CA8ES-,Friiier. i
V, ,
Iloublo TrttsreUy in IJeuver.
urjiVHii, t't'lo . Dei 10. -U. C. Jiihn- ,
wn-anil wife were found dead In bed at
Jb.-tr boler today with bullet wounds In
tlitli heads, T'ie couple who came here
re'ento fro-.( Ilutrhlnsoii Kan . wnu
iast re;n atlv Thursday The Pollco oj
i ic It a 'a vt n arder und sjicldv .
H
No More Invitations :
Accepted by Wilson
HAMILTON, Hermud. Ire. 10-UHrit;
(."vi'Mifir of a tatt and trcpirinK t( be
president of n nation both .l the Mm
time H sufficient to k(ep any main busy,
rt'tnutkrtt l'msnVnl-wleet Wilson today
when be Hiniitilttred that HMlUvely
would mwke no mora nienklriK engage
tnent boforn Muirh 1. Kvery maJI hax
brought him woreo fit HiVltMIons, but all
have been decline!. .
Tho uresldent-f lect aocebted three In- I
vltatlomi lone; Iwffire lie waa elected and
these thref he will keen llf Will speak
before the goiithrrn Soelfty fit Now York,
I'eceiiiber 17. thi tiny afler his teM"""
fiom ITeriHiida; ot the Jubilee rolebrallon
at hit birthplace, Uutinlon, va oh hu
birthday, Uerember 2. and at the irtin-
'liiet of the Commercial elub of Chicago, I
January II.
.Mr. Wilson eiilerexl uiifln his final week
In lleirniida with , zest for work born of
three solid wenks of recreation.
Mr Wilson added that even the date
or pino- for an engagement with. William
J ItrJan had net definitely ben fixed.
'I simply wrote Mr. Hryan,;' ad ttie
governor, "that T wanted to meet and
talk with him after my retbrn.
.Ysimni
it great many of the men whom
so,, will be occupied with work In the j
opening of congress and I shall have to i
rtmsult their convenience." i
Hearings on Tariff
to Begin in January
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 -Thorough re
vision, schedule, by schedule, of tho prrs-
nnt tariff laVv by the next corlgrews was
Indicated Ity tho de'clftlon Of the demo-
emtio members of the hou ways aryl
means committee today to have hearing's
on th tariff every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday In January, beginning Janu
ary 0.
One day will be devoted to each Helle
nic, though if nectmsary In a;y case' not
exceeding two days will be allowed. Tb
committee expects to got through wltft'
the hearings by tho end of January. The
schedules will bo considered In their ruu-
tilur seouenro In tho present tariff In'v.
The first hehrliig on January 0 will bo
on schedule A. fixing tho duties on chem.
Icals, oils nnd paints, "Including medicinal
prepuratlonn containing alcohol or In
whoso preparation alcohol Is used, per
fumery, medicated soaps, etc. '
American is Held
in Mexican Prison
MUXICO CITY, Deo. 10 -Tho American
embassy today made n presentations to
tho Mexican foreign office regarding tho
Imprisonment nt l'nrrnl. Chihuahua, of
O. J. Ivtngcndorff. tho brother-in-law of
Hut American consular agiiit nt that
town.' Knugcndorff Is o'ht'rgcd with kill
ing tho ohlef of police. JI Is the super
intendent of a largo ore treatnieiit plant.
SISTER OF ASHLAND WOMAN
DIES AT JASTERN HOME
HOPTIt lIArL,Ti', MasK., Dwi. lO.-(Spi-clul
Telegram.)-Mr AiiKellna W. Scott,
wife of, Clutrlrs P. Bcott. Krinwn In Ash
land, Neb-, died this morning, ut her homo,
after a long Illness. 81u wns formerly
AH.ib AitKolltui Holllns. Uculdes her hus
band. Mm leaves two daughters, AIIh'h
lluelah Scott and Jlrs. Anna Schlm, both
of Houth Jlardly, four sons, Wilfred, A.
M Houben C. AI. and Hugh C Scott, all
of Jinst Hampton, three blathers. Jamos
and Horatio both of lloston tind Chnrlon
of Hartford, and one slsti-r, Sirs. Amelia
Uettcrson of Ashland, Neb,
NO PEACE PRIZE AWARDED BY
NOBEL COMMITTEE THIS YEAR
CHKISTJANIA, Iec. 10-The Nobul
peace prlxo wjll not bo awarded thlrt year.
This Is the first tlmo since the cMtnbllali
merit of tho NoIh'1 foundation, tho first
ward of which wna made In lil, thut
tho conimltteo or tho Norwegian Parlia
ment ha found no pornon worthy of tho
award. Tho committee. In explanation of
Its notion, merely Matea that It has de
cided there has been ' no work deserving
of tho prlzo."
It has been recommended that the prize,
approximating JIO.000. shall be, retained for
the benefit of the foundation fund
MANICUHJ3 S17T.S- KKHNZIilt.
ill mmxtillAaMXSSS- yirn.
Mil FOUNTAIN PF!NR AS r.lFTS 1 ..,
is
There i$ nothing more acceptable for a Gift than a Foun
tain Pen. Any pen purchased from u is guaranteed. It
can be exchanged by the recipient after the holidays if a
different style is desired. We have purchased from a well
known maker a 14 karat pen which we place on sale at
?J'9S' u"y Buaranteed. Then our stock oftyaterman'
Fountain Pans is so larse that selection is here by far the
easiest. They sell at $2.50 and up. '
MRS. MEADES' CHARMING STORIES FOR GIRLS,
Had Little Hannah.
Hash ful Kirtwri.
ntty, A School (iirl.
Hetty of Hie Rectory.
V Hum h of ClicrrloH
Jul 11( n of V lt,.u I
Indict Officers
of Cement Company
niH'AUO. Dec. 10.-Kour former oflt
rem of thij Mmpirr 1'ortlaml t'emetit
romptinv. wtli offlrew In Chlrngn and
flnrlnnatl, havii Iwen lndloted by the
fsderHt mi.l Jury here. It was made
known lodttV, on charges of using the
maJI to defraud. Cement iIpaIito
throiiffhout the country have lost gumn
aggretlng JIM.W, iioeordliig to the
i hnr;i'S
Tho defendants named are Arthur ().
Marshall. New York; Albcfrt 11. Mar
shall, Chicago; llnrrv W Williams. She
boygan, Wis., and Albert T. Kirk, Shell
-lty. Mo.
Tho Indictment readH that the company
was Incorporated In fouth Uaknta In
1S10. with an authorized capital of
.jflftj
It Is charged that tho de
fendant professed to Imvo lnj-ge plants I
at PortHinouth, O.. and Menomlneo. I
Mlh. and sold stoek to cement deaJers
with an agreement that cement of equal
mi Inn would be given as a tmnus with
pureli.iMes of praforred stock. No ce
mnt was delivered mi tho contracts, It
Is charped.
Consumer Victim
Wanted by Duke
NI0W yOHIC, Vcc. 10.- ' The consumer
Is the man I am after."
These words were attributed to Jamijs
H. Duke, tho tobacco magnate, by Al
bert 11. 1 Hitman, a tobacco Jobber, who
was a wltnesM today In the t:X,0v0 dam
age suit brought by John I'. Txtcker of
Ilrooklyn against the American To
bacco company, w.hlch Is being tried In
the United fftntes'' court here.
tllUmuii described a discussion regard
ing tobacco prices which he said he had
with Duke about the time of the organ
ization "f tlu; Metropolitan Tobacco
company, the local selling agent of the
American. Ho t.nld he protested that
jobbera could not stand an ndvnnco In
prices and Duke rcpllmt: "Italso your
pricof to tho rotnller. tit the retailer
raise ins iinco to tne consumer. Tho
consumer Is tho man I am after. If tho
rotnllora won't rnl'n prices we will es
tablish stores of 'our own!"
.fklf NoItm llf l,'OllN.
liVONH, Neb.. Dec. !.-(SpeclaD-August
Julinson, a well-to-do fanner liv
ing southwest of here, died, aged 4C
years, leaving u widow und thrco children.
W. H. Ncwtll'M brother, C. H. Newell,
died of Urlght'H dlseaso and wan burled
at Cleveland, O.
Airs. J. McElhlnney, who went to
Kxcelslor Springs, Mo., for her health,
Is Improving'. She. was accompanied by
hor daughter. Katherlnn.
Mis. I), M. Dcnnlsou fell down tho
back stnlry and sprained her nnklo and
was otherwiso sovercly bruised.
t'mnbrldKP Defeats Oxford.
LONDON, Dcc.lO.-ThotCnmbrldgo uni
versity fifteen today defeated tho Oxford
university nrieen In the annual Hugby
foot ball ' match played at the Queen's
club grounds. The Cnmbrldgo team scored
10 points against .1 by Oxford.
1,
X-riza book worth a dollar to tars beat a&ck week. IlaU yours to
naffydlll Editor. The Bee. B Tit Sunday Be for yrU 'winners.
Contest will close on Sunday, December IS.
Thomaa Hurt, S215 California -If there
Is a window In aAlew pawn shop, where
(Is a door) Isadorn'.'
If a fruit dealer got fined twenty
five dollars for peddling without a li
cense, would a banana lpolj appeal?
Mrs. I-'. Mcllae, tftt Smith Thirty-third
slreet If I should open a vaudeville
show, I wonder It "Cadillac?"
If Omaha gets tho million dollar hotel,
will they havo FrlUI Sheff? (Chef).
If a bachelor farmer's clothes needed
mending, would the cabbage patch?
If mothers rock babies, does "Skyrock
water?"
If a rooster crows In the early morn,
when does tho ncarc-crow?
Oo. u. Hutler. ISIS lYanklln St.-If
llertschy opened a inilck lunch In the.
new county Jut! would the counter sink?
cfafrfren.
tables
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Stories.
Courtship of
SUimllhh
r -
Ktuoi-Min'N EssajN.
tJrinimw' Fairy
Tnieis
lsmnel, SouthworUi
lvnnhoo . . Scott
A OWL OF THE
HMRpRl-OST
1 I EKSTP1
chlUlron'fi I'llRriuiHRe, The
Datldy'B Girl.
Deli ami I ho Duchess.
Four on an Island.
V tiny Charmer
V i rl in T u Tho .Bitiiil
Nine Men Killed by MRS, RUSTIN WINS HEP SUIT
Snowslide at Mme?Kcntucky Courtf Appcal8 Upholds
I'OltlJOVA. Alaska. V"r. m. Nine men
aro believed to have been killed tndnV
when a stiowslldi- on Copper mountain
carried away wen buildings of tho Great
Northern Development company. Hleven
men wero buried under the avalanche and
only two have been removed alive. Three
are known to bo dead and no hope Is en
tertained for six others
The bodies of John Hart, James .dc
CSavock und Krank WahU have been re
covered. The property is u ropper mine.
DR. IVES NOTED REVIVALIST,
DIES AGED NINETY-ONE YEARS
APHUIIN. N. V.. Dec 10. -Tho llev. Dr.
Henoni 1. Ives, onco an InUmate friend
of Abraham I,tncoln. Horaco Oreelpy T.
..,,. Tnim,,
.,,1 ..... . ,
Hnd other eminent men.
died here todnv. lie was 'Jl years old.
Dr. Ives wat a Methodist and when a
young man his ability as a revivalist
was so pronounced that Tie wus given a
special relation' to the Methodist Kplco
pnl chiirch and toured the Pnlted States
nnd iTanada. In eight years ho estab
llshd and dedicated :,(Xi0 churches.
Culls from the Wires
The first Canadian
rived In Dulutli last
Northern
train ar-
night.
fhi 1913 convention of the International
Dalr ! arming congress will bo held In
lulsa. Okl , October E.' to November 1,
,11' lUBIIi.
Tho Ohio Ktote Vubllc t'tllltles com
mission linked permission to issue certlfl
later! aggregating $-!4,OW.0O to cover the
purchase of nqw equipment by KUbsldlary
railroads.
The Bill Punnet liner nellernnhnn
Tniled frorii rokohnhiu for Tucoma bring-
iiik wniu is ni(i to ne the largest ship
ment of raw silk over to crosa the T'n.
clflc. valued ut W.075,OlO
Twn davs of conffience between f'h:il".
man AVIIllam P. AlcComba of the demo
cratic nitlonat comrnltle and party lead
ers In Washington came to un end when
iuer.'orntjH lelt for New York.
Three witnesses wto on the xtnii.1 in
tho trial of officials of tho National fash
npgisicr I'umpany or nayton, O. charged
by tho government of violation of tii
criminal section of the Sherman anti
trust net.
Development op port organization will
be undertaken along tho Atlantic nnd Pa
cific seoboardB and In irulf and great
macs naroors uy tne National Associa
tion of Port Authorities, organized in
New York.
H. XL Tillman. Jr.. son or Pnltcd States
Senator Tillman, and Arm. Tucy Dugas,
former wife of Tillman, will share cus
tody of their two chlldrnn, according to
a decision handed down by the South
Carolina supreme court.
Haroncss Von Suttner of Vienna, one
of the most distinguished women In tha
International peaco movement, who was
honored with tho Nobel peace prize in
1905, was guest of honor nt a dlnnqr of
the New York Pence society nt the Hotel
, Asior.
i Atayor niaiikenburg or Philadelphia,
when he waa presented with a petition
! algnrd by children of California nsklnr
that tho Uberty bell bo placed on ex
i hlbltlon at the Panama exposition, said
tho consent of the city councils must be
l secured.
Ordem for Steel Increase.
N'KW YOrtK. Dec. 10. -Tho unfilled ton
nage of tho rnlted States Steel corpor
ation November CO, totals 7.8S2.8S3 tons,
an Increase of iS8,Wi2 tons over October ill.
H. Castberg, SMS JJristol stroet-If the
office is hot and stuffy, Is the
dJotlormt?)ry?
If tho washer-woman Is a bollte), will
tho clothes .(w)rlng(h)er?
M. U, 538. South Thirty-fifth avenuu
If this policeman had a 'watery' beat
would Hoy Wade?
Ilolen Verrlll. The Strehlow ff Wash-,
Ington was burled Btandlnsr hp,' would
you say he couldn't lie?
If a girl went twico to hnvo Vr dress
fitted, would you say she had fits?
May Wolmar, Council R(nffs If a cop
called up the Btntton, would the weather
report?
If a woman got In a fight, would pure
liquor?
If a man walks does a shoe sale (sail)?
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l cirkey
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The Spoiler Hex neach
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Verdict of Jury.
ACCIDENT COMPANIES MUST PAY
JuilRft Jlolil Hint 'Where There
f.'onf llcl tif Testimony .lnr
I'nssra on Credibility of
tho Witnesses.
l.oriSVIM,h Ky.. Dec. 10 -A leg(U 1
verdict that Dr. Frederick rtustln of j
Omaha wns murdered by some person un
identified and did not commit suicide was '
rendered today In the Kentucky court
of appeals when It held that accident In
surance companies In which Itustln held '
policies must pay. The, Insurance, with '
Interest, now amounts to about ja.1.000
Dr llustln was found dying on thi
porch of, his home, In Omaha the night
of September S, Contest over tho !
insurance centered around an alleged sul-
clde pact between Dr. Kusttn and an
Omaim woman. . The suit was tried in
Louisville upon -.agreement of couriitel. A
Jury decided Dr. Ittistln did not commit i
suicide and brought a verdict In favor j
of Dr. Kustln's widow.
The court of appeals today said testi
mony was conflicting as to whether j
Hustln committed suicide and that the .
finding of tho Jury, "the Judge of the 1
credibility of witnesses," will not be dls- '
turbed. '
Mahoney & IConnedy received a tele
gram from Frankfort, Ky., yesterday
afternoon, advising them that tho su
preme court of that state had affirmed
the decisions of the lower court In the
six cases Involving: accident Insurance
carried by the late Dr. Frederick llustln,
aggregating MB.OfO, which" goes ' to' the
widow.
These cases were against the Etna,
Employers' Inability of Ixndon( which
had already paid up. however). Travel
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