FIFE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, FKBRrAIlY 12, 1913.
Wo cordially invite you
to inspect our complete
showing of the now spring
models of Kedfern Corsets.
Jlenl corset service is not
imaginary with us, but a
fact.
Wo offer you expert ad
vice and n careful, per
sonal fitting of Rcdfern
Models. A fnshionable
figure can be obtained with case and comfort when prop
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DORSET SECTION TKXXU) n.O OR
New Button Styles for Spring
For your new apparel you will want buttons that are
favored for spring and here we are able to show an ex
tensive assortment of everything both in novelty and
staple styles.
Crystal and Rhinestone buttons ill nil colors, and many
other decidedly now ideas are on display.
Bone buttons in all sizes for trimming suits and coats.
Koltijt to be h llltlr dlK-unMon rlKht away
If the writer In not mlnUken In the
temjw of the peonle of I.lneoln. And
there will ! onm more illKciisslon of
very definite ort when thin nelecl
bunch of altruistic councilman rome for
yoiir votes as cnrullclate for tlty mm
mlMlonern prenently
The action of the rouncll In ImlefenM
hie. doubtless It wan well meant and for
the let I lit west a of the city. according
tO their llchfa tha rw,nl maw njfnri
! a but one may lie permitted doimt.
ni tho Jrtrment of the writer the state
or .Nebraska la prosperous enough to
take rare of It utilvcrsltv: the insHtu.
i tlon does not belong to the city of Mr,
i coin, nor la It an object of tnunlclpaf
I charity If wo are to aid the university
let It be rfnn In man,,, nkl.h ,.,,ti
j be leffal, defensible and with due regnnl
iii inn presume ne pun or our city school
Take care of the children of Unoom
XI rot.
HARDWARE MEN IN SESSION 5??! 1 1?? RE' ! ANOTHER CONTEST ENDED'
Jasper County Sitting Member in
House Stays.
SIll'MWAV
mrust'iKi?
SKl.V
Senator Itrniovrn Mti.tnchr nnd
Krlrnda Uo Not Knnir Him.
(From n Staff Correspondent.)
I.ltfCOI.N, Feb. ll.-(8peclal.)-Wlillt
Btnator Kemp attempted to dlstrulso hlin
aelf with a plup hat nnC ''rlnce Albvrt
coat laat Hunday, other enatorn .leetn
to think that some aort of a dlifftilxe lit
necciwury to enabletliem to ateer clear of
the feitlve lobbyist, who notwithstanding
the atrlnKent rules aifalnst playlnir the
lobby game still continue to ply their vo
cation In some manner.
Tho latent senator to rpsort to tho din
Ki'lso Is Senator Shumway. who showed
up In tho snate chamber this inornliu
so changed that oven his colleagues did
not recognize him. Tho luxuriant .nus
tacho tha thad been a thing of beauty
had completely dlsippcared and were It
not that he occtiplc the seat of tho sen
ator from Dixon would have escaped unnoticed.
Tl
UblM AND
HOWAJtD ST
files 3 and "8 will bo made a special order
in committee of tha whole Thursday,
These are the board of control bills.
KLKFItAdH AOITATI3 MUMnBIlS
Desks of Legislators Covered nllh
Antt-Votf Mt-rainr-.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)"
LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. ll.-(Hpeclal.-The
woman suffrage question is getting
to be quite a question around the legisla
ture. The desks of the members this
morning wero covered with pamphlets
Issued by tho New York State, associa
tion opposed to woman suffrage, iho
pamphlet takes up those states In which
woman has the right to vote and com
pares conditions there with conditions In
states- where men do all the voting. The
comparison brings out that morn laws
for the benefit of women, and children
are In force In' too 'men-controlled states
than In those wheretvointn vote. The
writer quotrfe Jlidgo lien IJmJsoy as sav
ing the woman voter Is controlled by ex
pediency as much ok men voters. The
writer sets 'out! that dlvorco' laws are
more lax In the woman suffrage slatei
than In the others that wages for women
are less In the woman suffrage states.
The pamphlet devotes considerable space
to tho Denver election, In which It sal
the writer saw about U7.000 paid 10
women workers at the polls to keep tha
town "wet."
The advocate of equal suffrage have
not yet distributed any literature svmong
the members.
RKNATE TO 1113 IMIOTOUItAPllKD
Will Oo to Lincoln Monument To
day In He "Titkrii."
(From a Btaff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. JTt', 11. (8peclal.)-Whn
tha senate convened this afternoon, after
a recess lasting since Friday noon, a flood
ot petitions and resolutions were found
on tne secretary's desk, They carried
protests against any railroad legislation,
against llcenslnr vendor's of stock food,
against university removal, etc
A petition wns read, signed by II. J.
Tenfold and about fifty father former Ne
braska people living In California, asking
the legislature to appropriate sufficient
money to enable tha ntate to make a re
spectable showing at the Panama exposi
tion to bo held in 1915.
lloagland of Lincoln county sent up a
resolution to be sent to the national con
grt'fs asking that congress appropriate
tS.Wj to Investigate conditions In western
Nebraska and make surveys for the pur
pose of establishing methods of holding
the water supply that It may be used for
agricultural development. The resolution
passed.
Observe Lincoln' Birthday,
lloagland of Lancaster was the author
of a resolution to make Lincoln's birth
day niore Impressive by having the senate
Doctors Said He M Dropsy
Some Ume ago- I had an attaok of
grippe which finally settled In my kid.
neya and bladder. 1 doctored with the
doctors and they claimed 1 hud itrnn.v
I tried other remedies and got no relief
irom any or them. My condition waa
such that I was unable to work for about
two months and the annoying symptoms
caused mo a great deal of trouble mA
pain. 1 waa hardly able to turn over In
bU Seeing one of your Almanacs, I
decided to give Dr. Kilmer's Hwami
Itoot a trial and after taking several bot
tles was able to resume mv work ni-.ilh
1 cannot say too muoh in praise of your
Bwamp-iioot as the results In my case
were truly wonderful.
Your very truly.
nOBEIvr BAUaAKD.
Mansfield, Pa.
Sworn nnd subscribed before me, this
Jlh day of May, 1912.
HAY C. LONOBOTHUM,
Notary labile
udjourn at 3 o'clock nnd proceed to the
IJncoln monument and have their pictures
taken on ii fitting observance of the day.
The resolution curried.
Hills Oil final pnsnmre wero disposed of
bh follows:
H. F. 210. by Macrqrland of Douglas
Provides that officials before whom dl) po
rtions are taken must not be an em
ploye In tho office of tho attorney on
cither side, Passed.
H. F. 192, by Ileasty of .Icffcrson-Pro-vldex
that noil tax miiy bo paid either
In cash tir work. Passed.
8. F. 173, by Macfarland of Douglas
Eliminates technical defences In civil
aotlon, Panned, i
8. F. 168, by Dodge of Dotigui Provides
that school houses In Omaha may bo
opened for public meetings, except po
litical or religious. Passed.
8. F 166. b Klen of Uage Irovldoi
for, constitutional amendment on ftllon
voting. (Passed.
No. 1M, IUasty's poll tnx bill, looked
doomed on roll call, but a call of the
house on motion of Ollls of Valley saved
the day and It finally passed, receiving
sjjvontecn votes for to eleven ngulnst.
ClUTIClfci: LINCOLN COUNCIL
WHY NASBY WAS FIRED
(Continued from Page One.)
-
Camp showed letters he had received In
1910 asking him to contribute 133. ills
salary was thon IL100. Tho letter to him
was Inclosed In la letter to his wife with
tho admonition to her not to make, the
delivery of the letter to the postmaster
"In a building used as a postofflce or
other government office."
Camp did not make that contribution,
lie suld, and told the committee that he
had understood from Inspector who had
oxamlned his office that affair were in
good shape.
Inspector Wynne had told him, he de
clared, that hn could "go Into almost any
postofflco and rake up enough Irregularity
to put any postmaster out. of business."
Under questioning by the committee
Camp aald that tho Inspection of his
office had ben made befoo any of
tho letters were received nollcltlng l;ls
campaign contribution. He could recall no
visit of an Inspector after he had received
uniT failed to answer the campaign funds
request.
Oordon IL Campbell was present nt tho
hearing today and will testify tomorrow.
Twelfth Annual Convention for Ne
braska Called to Order.'
BIO DISPLAY AT AUDITORIUM
Fifty-Our Kthllilf nrn Munv the Lat
est N'oveltlen In the Ilnrdrrnre
World n Well in Htnple
Product.
Delegates to the twelfth annual con
vtnllou of tho Nebraska lletnlt Hard
ware association and visitors to the hard
ware educe tlonal exposition began to ar
The opening session ot the convention
was called In the auditorium of the hotel
at 2 o'clock In tho nfternoon. Addresses
wire made, by L. Neltzel of Murdock,
M. D. Hiiflsle. the president, and M. C
Iiartlctt, and teportu of Secretary Nathan
Huberts nnd Treasurer M. C, Klein wero
received.
rive In Omaha yesterday and register
nt Hotel Home, the convention head
quarters. Nearly 20) of them paid dues
and tecelved their baJges at noon.
The board of directors held a meeting
at the hotel and nrrnngod the final de
tails of tho convention. It waa the last
meeting of the board, a new directorate
to be elected on the closing session of
the meeting Friday afternoon.
Ktk &
& T SP3 H HHfe.
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KIMBALL SLATED TO WIN OUT
First of lltftr Hearings nn Workmen'
Compensation lllll Held In lotm
LcKinlntiire -Consult Pre
sent Iteqnrat.
M. D, Hl'SSIE.
CAPTAIN SCOTT'S LAST WORD
(Continued from Page One.)
OrUln Dros. liny nip; Stock nt
Auction.
Orkln nros. announced today that Mr.
J. H. Orkln, their New York resident
buyer, bought heavily at the liquidation
sales of D. Ivy & Sons company, one
of the largest and foremost waist manu
facturers in Baltimore, Md. The pur
chase consists of shirt waists, laces, em
broideries and walstlng materials. Mr.
M. ES. Orkln stated that hn. considered
It oha of the best purchases they havu
made' and the stock .will go on sale Fri
day morning at prices that aro simply
wonderful In value giving. Advertise'!
ment. :
crew as a surprise bonus on their return
to Bnglund.
Mrs. Hcott Is assured of a good pension
from tho British government.
A memorial service for Captain Scott
and his companions Is to be held In bt.
Paul's cathedral on Friday.
Flugs In all part of London are flying
at halfmaHt today.
Of tho five explorers who perished, Cap '
tnln Scott, Dr. Edward AVIIson nnd Petty
Officer, i. IvanH were married. Captain
U B, C. Oates nnd Lieutenant H. It.
Bowers were single.
The merchants and ship ownerB of
Cardiff, from which port the Terra
Nova sailed for the Antarctic, arc arrang
ing to erect a statue of Captain Scott.
Mr, droit Notified.
SAN FIIANC18CO, Feb. 11. The wldjw
of Captnlu Stt probably known today
that her husband was overwhelmed by a
blizzard whllo tnuklng his way back from
the South pole, but how sho received the
news Is blanketed In the silences of tho
Pacific ocean.
Mrs. Scott Balled from here February C
on tho liner Aorangl, bound for Welling
ton, N.- 55. It was Impossible to report
It by wlrelesu In daylight yesterday, hut
the sending dtntlon hero believed "j.irt
night that the Aorangl was In range and
repeatedly sent mesHnges.
Thesn should have been received, but
the Aorangl'B feeble sending apparatus
which has a radlim of only about TOO
miles, permitted of no acknowledgement
that could be caught either here or ut
Honolulu.
Action to uy Land Sot Liked by
Nome Taxpayer.
(From u Stuff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. 11. tSneclftl l Th n.
tfon of tho dtV council Of I.lnrnln In Ho.
ctdlng to pay several hundred thousand
dollarn of the taxpayers' money' for
ground to odd to the university campus
half caused eonnldernhln rnmment iml nil
of a fnvornblo nature..
in the first place, one of the most ardent
ohumpton of the nresrnt alln nf th i, iinl.
verslty and an opponent of consolidation
of the unlvurslty with tho statu farm Is
very muoh opposed to tho state accepting
anything from the city of Lincoln. He
sees In this proposal of tho city of Lin
coln an attempt finally to get all of this
property or nt least taking It out of the
hands of tho state Insofar an Its' manage
ment 1 concerned, at a later date.
In other words, very few legislators or
those familiar with the way IJncoln has
been built un at the. exnense jif tha state
have confidence In the avowals of love
for the state university exprcssed.by theee
Llnoulnltes, It iiaa been the experience
of the past that IJncoln loves the state
treasury.'
It Is the plan to have th legislature give
tne council autnonty to levy t. mills in
stead of S mills for nark nurixisM nrt
to add to the "pa rk purposes" the words
"university extension. ' -
Borne of the legislators believe the state
Is not yet on object ot charity and they
are opposed to' bavin gLincoln pretend
to give' the state anything. On the other
hand the taxpayer of Lincoln object to
the city council voting any money to buy
land for the state. The taxpayer of IJn
coln are sufficiently burdened nn . It Is.
So It I very doubtful If Lincoln's city
council will be able to put across Its plan
View of Frank OdelL
Frank O. Odt, a member of the rural
lire commission und a taxpayer ot Lin
coln, ha this to say of the proposition;
The Lincoln city council has come to
the relief of the state of Nebraska and
the legislature should now breathe easier.
A sum of money, variously estimated
from J300.O00 to tfoo.OOC Is generously of-
fered to the university In Anlr- th Mm
camptu. That the taxpayer of IJncoln
have lot been consulted regarding this
generous dtinn-ltlmt nf tllr eit,i ...i.
. . . - w ....... . U . U . U RU U
Stance ta h mnrj. .Inl..l.
, "7 ....... ......... , t iiio iiuiuini
Bill ! It. rani. I 1 .. I a . .
""iniiuu ui mw una ot
ornclal oath is another mere detail of
i uaequence to me grave and reverend
seigniors who administer our niiv ff-i
Did you get the full lgntticanc of
in .uuncii aciioqT mere I admittedly
Fill lAB'A I O II I V 1 mm IM 1- . m . . .
i ... lur ino council to tnui
lavish y dispose of the money of the peo
Pie without sneclfln iiihnrii. hrrT..
therefore, they generously increase the
Zri. ur.'J,"7 purposes, ana give the park
...v...,, io , university, to be sure.
ii.ujr imiyciy uaimi mat "It la scareolv
legal." but What la ih Ion, V....-
pile:. cimnn iy c -u a days.
Your dru.glst will refund money it
rAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any case
of Itching, Ullnd, Uleedtng or Protruding
rilea In C to U d'nys. 60o. Advertisement
The Persistent und-Judicious Use of
Newspaper AdvertelnK I the Iload to
Business Success.
Zettr to
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BUgunton, ST. Y.
Send to Dr. kllmer ft Co., Bingham,
ton. N. T.. for a sample bottle. It will
convince anyone. You will also receive
a bppjtlet, ( valuable information, telling
all about th kidney and bladder. When
wrltinc be sure and mention The Omaha
Pee Itegular flftv.eent anA nn. nii.
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Advertisement i
'f''.0-1 ,vht Is the
OtlA I . I t'li I !.,. 1 1. I . . I . . .
;... ........ ,.v. ....v.,.. j nuiuiro wnen tne
state of Nebraska became an object of
uiianiir r n mt university is to
, uu m auction mere are doubtless
other cities that would llko to get into
"' J being herded In uncomfortable
v i quarter nirea ror school pur-
i? . -fi-oumj ui tne cruwaea ana insur
flclent condition of our city school
VtUlr OllllHrAn .1 11.1 mln. . '
play In the street and dodge trolley cars
ii nuiuiiiv-iie oecause tne taxpayers
-.ii uui Buiiiunis tne uoara or iiuea
tioij to expend money for ufflclent school
tlUllnlntra anH n .vmni... ... -1. i
and mine are attending school but halt
r. .rVauo" ol tneae crowuea condl-
nni 'n. I I nnl iI,.I.mIi - . .... . . .
'-' ., - ui ui. city
councll-they have no Jurisdiction over
sohool matter but this condition make
yesterday action the more outrageous
im in ua tuierateu.
Did we not recently hear something
about a resolution passing the council,
the intent of which was to top dicui
Ion ut university remoVair Well, thtre'a
WICKERSHAM REFUSES TO
EXPLAIN ARCHB0LD CASE
WASHINGTON. Feb. ll.-Attorney Oen
cral WIckersham today declined to send
to the house. In accordance with 'itep
reecntative darner's resolution, his rea
son for withholding bench warrants Is
sued on Texas Indictments Hgalnst John
D. Archbold nnd other Standard Oil of
ficials, charging violation of the Sher
man anti-trust law. Tho attorney Renew 1
replied, with tho approval of President
Taft, that is was Incompatible with the
public interest to disclose tho situation1
at this time.
LINCOLN PHONE HEARING
ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
(From a rftaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 11, (Special.)
Tho railway commission this afttrnoon
handed down a ruling In the Llnciii tel
ephone case denying: ttjo. appllcattn c'f
tho city of Lincoln, Havelock and Uni
versity Place for dissolution of appli
cation, and setting Tuesday. March :8,
as a time for hearing In tho matter when
tha commission will continue the liem-.
)hg as long as there Is anything to be
considered of Importance, They consid
ered that the IJncoln company was en
titled to some measure of relief on rotes
and the hearing will be continued along
those lines.
MEDAL OF HONOR AWARDED
TO OMAHA MAN IN NAVY
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11. Medals ..of
honor for 19U have been awarded by the
Navy department to George F. Ernest,
formerly of Baltimore, and Marlon IL.
Kirk, formerly of Omaha, apprentice sea
men, who attained the highest averages
In competitive examinations In the duties
of their ratings. The medals are pro
vided for by a fund founded by the late
Rear Admiral Theodorus Bailey, U. 3. N ,
and apprentice seamen are eligible to
compete for them,
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
D12S MOINKS. Feb. 11. (Special Tele
gram.) Another of the five contests be
fore the legislature came'-to an abrupt
end today, leaving but one to be decided
The emmt of the votes In Jasper county
was concluded and when finished Sell
I man. democrat, admitted defeat, so that
Merldlth. sitting member, retains his
I place. The Pottawattamie county sena
torial contest was not finished today, but
It Is expected thnt tomorrow the commit
tee will reiKirt favorably to Kimball, re
publican.
Workmen' Compensation.
Tho first of the big hearings on th
workmen's compensation bills wa held
In tho legislature today and the merits
of different bills presented. The Italian
and Austrian consulates ut Chicago sent
to tho legislature nn amendment proposed
and desired on behalf of people wlio have
relatives In foreign lands, by which the
consuls ot all foreign countries are made
the sole legal representatives for depend
cnt heirs in other lands. ,
Prof. Hydo of Northwestern university,
attorney for the consuls, presented the
bill In person.
ATTEMPT TO USE LINCOLN
TO KILL WILSON'S BILLS
TUKNTON, N. J.. Feb. 11. What was
declared to be un effort to postpone ac
tion on Governor Wilson's antl-trust bills
until after he had departed for Wash
ington was defeated by the democrat!?
members of the senate In caucus this
afternoon. They voted to rescind a reso
lution passed this morning to adjourn
until next week out of respect to the
mcmoryof Lincoln, thus foregoing a ses
sion tomorrow. The resolution was fa
vored by the republicans, nnd to pass
It four democratic senators voted In the
affirmative. Later the democratic lead
ers undid this work and the bills prob
ably will bo passed on third reading to
morrow. The seven bills came out of
cqmmlttee today with amendments to
three of them.
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Hyton. Vand.-llls Includes tha 3 Biding
Corn llall; Steele & TT- Tl
AicAiaster: Jiaitiona
Qwynne & aossette
Hlpposcope Picture".
Prom 2 to 7; at 7 and 0 r. M. Dallv.
JUST J.XKS A
HEW BROOK
EVEBY WEEKl
BUY IT BY THE BOX
. It costs leas of any dealer
and stays fresh until used.
Look
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imitations
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BRANDEIS THEATER
Matins, 3:30; Tonlg-ht, otao.
KITTY GORDON
In tha Soocaasfol Operetta,
THE ENCHANTRESS
Thnra., Tii., Bat. Mat. Bat
THE BLUEBIRD
THE TRAIL OP THE
LONESOME PINE
PEBBUABY 30, 31 and 33
SOTHERN & MARLOWE
BOYD THEATER "
Tonlg-ht, Matin., w.a. and Bat
EVA LANG
X-T HUB BW PLAT
Making a Man of Him
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Krug Theater
Xatlnaa Today, 3t30 ZTlg-bt, 8i3o
DANTE'S DAUGHTERS
With Gladys Sears
COUHTHT BTOEE FKISAT VZOBT
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