TJJE BBE: OMAHA, MONDAY, FKBltt'ABY 24, 1913.
WISE
WOMAN.
WHY wear stiff cor
sets, when Nemo
Laatikops Cloth and
Lastikops Webbing will
give you case?
And perfect shape?
And at a saving?
I
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n"i.
A
LA5T1 CURVE-BACK
1 1 SELF-REDUCING
d THIS is the longest corset 1
in existence mat is aoso
lutely comfortable in any
position. Two models:
No. 322 low bnst)$Q
No. 324 medium - O
a The elastic gores, forming
the novel Lasticurve-BacSr.
extend several inches below
the back steels.
This gives extreme figure
reduction with complete ease
in any position.
NEARLY 300,000 PAIRS
SOLD THE FIRST MONTH
That shows how you re
spond when we offer you a
big $5.00 value at $3.001
With Hip-Confining Bands
, For women who don't want a
coreet quite at long at No. 322
and 324. Two models:
No. 319 low bast-) $0
No. 321 medium J O
The hip-confining bands of
Lastikopi Webbing, on the long
.skirt, give splendid figure-reduction
with lots of room when you're
seated.
Over a million women wear
these corsets and find them just
right. Sizes 20 to 36 $3.00.
Other Popular Nemos
For Every Figuro
$3.00, $4.00 and $5.00
Be a Wise Woman!
Smile pteoaotly at the dealer who
myi that any other elattic u "jutt at coot)
at' Lattlkopi Webbing and LajJ&opa
Cloth. Maybe he really thinlu so.
() KOPS BROS Mfra., Naw Y1c
OMAHA DRUGGISTS
DESERVE PRAISE
Tho Sherman & McConnel Drug Co., 16th
and Dodge, and the Owl Drug Co., llth
end Harney, deserve praise from Omaha
people for Introducing here the atmple
buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture.
'known as Adler-l-ka. This simple Oer
it an remedy first became famous by
c Hint 'appended tls and It lias now been
a scovered that A BINQLB MSB rt
I ryes tour aton.moh, gas on the stomach
h. a constipation INSTANTLY. Advcx-
1 distent Adiertlalnc I; the I load to
l.it iUH'urns.
WANT C0NY1CT ROAD LABOR
Iowa Attorney General Thinks Ex
periment Could Be Made.
BOARD OF CONTROL OBJECTS
AVttrdrn of Prisons lleinrt Hint Not
More 'I'linn Tito llnndreil Men
Wonlil lie AvnllnMe n
Any One Time.
DE8 MOINI0S. la.. Feb. SR. 'Special.) -The
experiment of having ronvlct labor
on Oie roads of the stale may be made
In a small way In Iowa. There Is a con
troversy on ltween the nttomey ger,ral
and the hoard of control on this abject.
Tho tnrmrr after some Investigation of
the matter reported his opinion that some
. . . . . . ,
eonviri iitinr coum ne mane un ui in
l'owa iti roud work. The board of control
reported that the conditions In Iowa are
surh "that It would eb very difficult,
but that nn experiment might be made
an .ta bo demonstrate what could be done.
Thn wtardens of the prisons report that
not more than 300 of the convicts would
be available for this road work at any
one time.. A bill has been prepared to
authorise the use of some of the con
victs nnt the roads under county control
and direction.
lllRlMtny nllU fatlafantorr.
Members of tho legislature mv receiv
ing compliments on the good work that
Luis been done nnd Is being dono toward
perfection of the legislation regarding
good loads. No Httompt hns been made
to hastily pass nny of the many bills
presented, but tho committees have
worked hard tb secure agreements as to
the dntalls of thn bills beforo bringing
them to a. head In the senate or house.
fioon after the recess, which commences
on Wednesday of thl week, the senate
will pnitH thn bill to cnlargo thn powers
of thn state highway commission, to
provldo for toounty englnners and to
classify tho highways of thn state. This
Is regarded aa a first step for good roads
legislation of thn right kind.
Tho legislature will then be asked to
pass a bill for a Kpoclal tax levy to pro
vide for a bonus for roads, nnd also a
bill authorizing counties to make special
levies for permanent or paved roads.
Beyond these measures the legislature
will not bo able to go at this tlmo, since
there Is much sentiment against running
the state or counties Into debt for paved
roads.
Farmer mill Ti Commission.
Already some agency has been at work
among tho fanners to Induce them to op.
pose a stato tax commission. The repre-
Mentation has been made that tho tax
commission plan will Increase tho taxes
of tho farmers especially and In fact It
Is represented to the farmers that that
what Is desired of the commission.
The result Is tiiht a great many protests
have comn to the legislature against the
tax commission.
A bill Is pending to change the method
of taction of moneys nnd credits and to
place the taxation of this kind of property
on thn same basis as that of bank stocks.
If this Is adopted It wljl relieve some of
the opposition to tho state tax commis
sion.
I.rulalnture Dolus Much Work.
Members of tho legislature declare that
In tho last six weeks more real hard
work In committees has been done than
ever beforo In similar time, by a stato
legislature. But. .little efort has been
made to force early consideration of the
Important bills. The work has all been
In committee. It has ben found In the
past that the bills passed early are.
Usually not well considered, and It la
better to have all the commlttoo work
done at tho first. This policy has been
followed in the legislature. Next Wednes
day R recess will be taken and all mem
bers will go to their respective nomes
nnd entisult with their constituents as to
th lmoortant measures. When they re
mm thov will bo ready for the big
things of tho bossIow.
Dellnhted with Storm.
Reports form all over tho state of Iowa
Indicated that the snowstorm of last Fri
day was general and that every part nf
tho state was well covered witn snow.
The molsturo was greatly needed for tho
ground was very dry and there had been
practically no precipitation during the
winter. The farmers had been hoping for
at least sufficient moisture to put the
surface of the ground Into best condition
for the spring working. There was alsa
soma complaint of lack of water on
mahy of the farms.
Tho storm but very little, affectod
trafne.)
Women Will JUnUe Demands,
To Impress the Iowa 'legislature with
their earnestness In asking for a woman
factory Inspector, a woman's building at
the fair and other things, the forty or
fifty women composing the Board of Dt
rectors of the Stato Federation of
Women's Clubs wilt visit the state capltol
March 6.
ThIowa club women are backing the
following bills before the ' legislature:
Widow's pensions, women's reformatory,
flag protections, black plague, teachers'
pensions, suffrage for women, conserva
tion of lowa'n water supply, a woman on
board of control, vital statistics, tubercu
losis hospitals, playgrounds and parks
woman factory Inspector, women's bulld
Ing nt tho Iowa state fair
To Stake Corn Testa Free,
An urrangemtnt has been perfected
by which the farmers In the vicinity of
Des Moines will be able to have seed
corn tents made free by sending samples
to the principal of the West high school
of Des Moines. The school officials have
desired to Interest the school pupils In
ihls work, and have fitted up a letting
room, where the work can be don.
Cigarette Sellers Fined.
Eighteen cigar dealers and tobacconists
were today asstssed 1300 each by the city
ascssor for the privilege of soiling
clgarcts in Des Moines during 1913.
During the last few weeks deputies
have been making the rounds of the
cigar stores purchasing olgarett. Thero
are now eighteen packages of the "pills"
on record In the assessor's office, each
bearing the date of purchase front the
store from which they were secured, it
Is reported to Asessor Illgglns that
there are. more clgaret solcrs In Des
Moines than thn eighteen he has now
taxed. He states, however, that If any
other stores are passing out the "pills'
they refused to sell his assistants any of
them. The clgaret business In Des
Moines nets the city and county 45,0
annually
Suffragettes Win Victory.
The suffragettes won another victory
today in the senate. An effort was niadd
to get consideration of the adverse, report
of a committee ahead of the considera
tion of the house rernhitton. looking to
equal suffrage. This finally failed and
the senate sent the adverse re.-rt back
to the committee for further considera
tion by a vote of SS to 20 and left the
calendar with the house resolution stand- ,
ing This will enable the suffragettes i
to force the consideration or the reso-1
lutlon on its merit. 1
Adoption of the llnles.
The senate adopted the Joint rules with
an amendment .which In effeet permits
unanimous consent for consideration .of
tmslnens other than appropriation bills
the last two days of the session.
The two hounes agreed on an Invitation
to Kdwln tl. (,'ooley of Chicago to ad
dress them March 6 on vocational train
ing schools In Huropo.
The bonce passed a bill to authorize
a bounty on crows and also a bill to
require placing of gas stopcocks on thn
outside nf buildings for tne protection
of firemen In case of fires.
XCTT IlilU.
ny Txmnsberry Ilequlrlng that the flag
bn displayed on all school buildings.
Ily Mollose To create tho new county
of karrabee out of Kossuth county.
Ily Ream Requiring Inspection of gyp
sum mines.
By Heald Requiring pipes for gas
fumes from factories.
Ily Heald Making an absolute Indeter
minate sentence law.
Ily Mattes Requiring that unused parts
of appropriations revert to the general
funds.
Child Labor Conference.
Governor Clarke appointed the follow
ing as delegates from Iowa to the ninth
annual conference of tho National Child
Iabor committee to be held at Jackson
ville, Fla., March 3-16, 1013: Mrs. James
O. Herryhlll. Des Moines: Mrs. C. F.
Curtis, Ames: Mrs. II. E. Deemer, Red
Oak; Miss Jennie M. Montgomery. Bur
lington nnd Mrs. Julia Clark Hallctn,
Bloux City.
Federal t.nw Takes Precedence.
The supreme court In deciding the case
of Iefebure ngnlnst American Express
company Involving a claim for loss of
live stork shipped, decided that the live
stock limited liability contract which the
company held with the shipper Is good.
In former times tho Iowa courts were
disposed to hold such contract not good;
but since tho submission of this case the
United Ctates supreme court has decided
and held that under the Carmack amend
ment to the Interstate law, "all stato
regulations and decisions relative to the
liability of carriers upon Interstate ship
ments have been superseded and that
there Is now one general national law
upon the subject which must govern, and
in applying tho act to such limited lia
bility contracts aa tho one upon which
the defendant relies that there Is nothing
In tho aforesaid amendments which In
any way prohibits the making of such
contracts and nothing In public policy for
binning them." The Iowa cburt, there
fore holds that this uporscdes all Iowa
laws.
Control of Pnlillc Utilities.
A tentative program for a law to create
a publlo utilities commission Is under dls
ousslon In the senate committee on that
suDject and It Is expected that there will
bo created a commission with full nower
to handle Important matters regarding the
puuuo service corporations of the state.
Tho bill an prepared looks to a commis
sion of five. Including the three members
or tho present railroad commission, but
ultimately the commission is to be m.
duced to three, members, These are to bo
nppoinvoo oy tna governor. The commis
sion will have very large powers of in
vestigation and recommendation and the
regulation of service and prices of the
same. It wilt handle all matters relatlns
9 gas, watpr.ulght and street cars.
flernm. Laboratory at Ames.
The stato serum laboratory will nrob-
nbly bo removod from near Des Moines
to a point near Amos so that the state
college authoriUes may have control.
State veterinarians nnd others Interested
In tho Uvo stock Industry appeared yes-
terdlay before the proper committees and
explained the need for a largm laboratory
ana ror a considerable appropriation to
combat the swine plague In Iowa. There
has been a most excellent feeling all
along about the matter, the chief question
among legislators being as to how to ac
complish results In the easiest way.
Four State Farms Proposed.
Attorney General Cosson Is working on
a plan to have the state appropriate
$100,000 for the purchase of four farms to
be designated aa district custodial farms.
These will be fitted up for tho keeping
of persons who have been convicted of
petty offenses In the courts of the state.
Instead of sending men to Jail as punish
ment for small offenses they will be com
mitted to one of these district farms. The
Jails will then become only places of de
tention and not be used In nny sense as
places of punishment.
Income Tax Commended.
The house today approved the Income
tax amendment to the state constitution.
It simply authorises tho legislature to
lay a tax on Incomes as on other things,
and does not commit the state to the
plan of having a state income tax.
Mao Cltr Will Dedicate Library.
SAO CITV. la., Feb. a.-(Sneclal.)-
The new Carnegie library at Sao City
wlH to dedicated on tho evening of Febru
ary W. Dr. Homer II. Seorley. president
of tho Iowa State Teachers' colese.
Cedar Falls, wilt be present and speak
on "The IJbrary, a Factor In Education."
Miss Alice Tyler, eocretary of the slate
library commission, will give a con
gratulatory address, and local speakers
will also participate In the program. The
speaking will take place at the Church
of Christ and a reception at the library
building will follow. A children's, recep
tion wll be held In the afternoon of the
SFth and will Include a story hour In
charge or Miss EJdna Blmonson, kinder
garten teacher In the public schools.
SENATOR BROWN MAKES
HIT AT THE PRESS CLUB,
From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. Feb. S3.-(Bpeclal Tele-
gram.) Senator Drown proved himself a
game loser by the speech he made to-
nigtil ai me national press club at a
"lame duck" celebration In which Uncle
Joe Cannon. Representative Nye of Mln
nesota. Senator Brown and half a score
of other public men who are about to
leave public life, at lsast temporarily.
were entertained aa the guests of the
club. As the proceedings were In the
nature of an executive session, none of
the speochas was reported at length, but
Senator nrown'a remarks were one of the
hits of the evening.
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE
AT CRETE COMES TO CLOSE
CRETE, Neb., Feb. as.-(8peclal Tele-
gram.) Sunday evening closed the mis
slonary conference here. Saturday even
tng after short talks by Rev. King Bills
and Miss Hrown. Vitus Iowe of India
gave a talk on the needs of the India
mtstton field. Sunday morning after u
quiet hour service Mr. towc again ad
dressed the conference on qualifications
for mission work. The meeting then ad-
Journed for church services. Mr. Kmery
Bills spoke lit the Methodist church and
Mr Lowe spoke to tro or Sf) at the
t'ongregatlonal chun-h.
Biindny afternoon a meeting a held
for those who have decided to go to tlw
foreign field. This was followed by an
open discission and question box. The
questions were answered by the mis
sionaries. In the evening new King gave
a stereoptloon lecture on the work 'n
Africa and he was followed by several
volunteers who told their reasons tw
making their decisions. Miss Anna Hrown
traveling secretary or the students
volunteer movement, then gave an nd
dresi and the conference was closed by
a appeal by Vitus Uw. I'lans nre being
made for Nebraska to send a big dele
gation to the quadrennial International
conference to be held at Kansas City
noxt January.
MADERO KILLED
WITH SUADEZ IN
TRIP TO PRISON
(Continued from Page One.)
being conducted totho penitentiary In
automobiles, were killed In an encounter
which the escort guarding the prisoners
had had with a group of Individuals who
attempted to liberate the two men.
InrestlKatloti Promised.
"Other members of the rablnet having
arrived, It was agreed that It was an
absolute necessity for the honor of the
government that not only should It pro
ceed to a minute Investigation of this act
as thn law demands, but, going further,
that Immediate notice should bo given to
the chief attorney of the military court,
Jose Vasquez Tnglo, that he, with the
Judge advocate, should make Investiga
tions and consign those responsible.
whoever they might he, to custody, and
that ho proceed to examine them in con
formity with tho law.
It was agreed also that Attorney 3en-
ral Cnstellanos, whose energy and com
petency are well known, should take
action In this most unfortunato affair.
Fire Men Fire on Anto.
"According to the reports which l'rcsl-
ent Huerta received nnd communicated
to the ministers, a group of five Indi
viduals at a point about half way bi
tween the palace and the penitentiary,
fired upon tho chaffeur of one of the
automobiles which was under escort. The
order was given for more speed. Shortly
afterward, another group, more numer
ous, sallied from the cross streets, firing
on the escort, it seems tnat fliaoero
and Buorcz at this point nttempted ti
escape.
"President Huerta communicated to the
ministers the news of the death of tho
ex-presldent and the' ex-vice president,
adding that there was another person
killed and two persons' wounded, accord
ing to the Information he had at the
moment without being exact as to which
group those belonged. He also Informed
tho ministers that there had been some
arrests.
The secretary of foreign relations.
echoing the feeling of tho government
nnd moved by personal sentiments, whlsn
have caused him to view with horr.tr
the shedding of, blood outside of those
coses, where In the law Imposed the
punishment, not only laments the affair,
but Is convinced that the honor of the
republic demands a careful Investigation
and exemplary punishment for those who
may be proven guilty of thls'iact, whose
transcendency cannot be hidden,"
Lent a Period for
Good Resolutions
Rev;, Georito Southworth of St. Matthias
Episcopal church, spoke Sunday morn
ing on the ''OJect of Lent." Ho . said,
'Lent Is not only a period of self-de
nial, but by true Christian people Is con
sidered a period of resolution; . a time
In which one should cast out the un
clean spirits .of evil, and 'resolve to do
what Is righteous and Just' in the sight
of God.
"To make a resolution and then not
keep It Is far .worse than not to havo
resolved at all. For as tho scripture
teach us, evil returns seven fold, and
by breaking our determination to do
good, we are making our minds fertile
for the seed of unrighteousness. Evil
cast out, must be replaced by something
else( so as to afford no opportunity of
Its returning, and the spirit of Jesus
Christ Is the only remedy.
A plan which I think will keep every
one of us from breaking our good reso
lutions is, upon rising each morning to
get on our knees and pray that for this ,
day the spirit of Jesus Christ may enter
our being and conduct our affairs.J uy
remomberlng our prayer through tho day
and asKing ourselves n yesua nuu,u uu
so and so, when we aro pcplexed, our
resolutions will be a simple matter to
keep. In time If we. keep this prayer
each day. the habit of consulting the
wisdom of Jesus will havo become so
great a part of our spirit, that during
tho remainder of our lite in mis woria,
w will live as the Master wishes us,
and In word and action become the true
children of God.
Queer lilts of News.
Toronto Star: Eleven shoep, destined
to be veal tms aiiernoou n
driven along King street, east,
English sheet: Bell ringers of the ad
Joining parishes came to blows over tho
respective merus uj mci. ".... v..
rt.iKnm Tinner! Mariraret flushed and
immediately dropped her lips over her
smooth, dark gray eyes.
The Modern aimer; neconuy precipita
tion haa fallen extensively In parts of
Texas. , .
Saturday isvening rost. iney were in-
tie foreigners mostly, except two young
McNultys. They were Irish,
r-ondon Deriodlcal. continuing a descrip
tion of the Three Fates! Apropos, the
fate that none can avert or elude.
Wisconsin Dauer: juuua laesar soia a
consignment of furs last week to a dealer
in nipon,
A AVnOLE FAMILY MEAL
FOR 5c
A 5c packngo of Faust Spa
ghetti will mako a whole meal
for a family of five. And it
will bo a real meal nutritious,
tasty and Batistying.
A So package of Faust Spaghetti
contains as much nutrition' as 2 lbs,
ot beet. It Is a glutinous food
gluten Is tho food content that
mates none, muscle and flesh.
You have no Idea how many dlf.
ferent ways Faust Spaghetti can be
served to make fine, tempting meals
write ror free recipe book. Sold
In be and 10c packages serve It
often.
MA I'LL I1ROS.
St. Louis, Mo,
Reynolds disowns BiLL'r:r::r!st.'-"u::r(
Measure Hearing Name of Senator
Not Introduced by Him.
LAWYER FOR NEW CONSTITUTION
Meeting; of llnr Association Itesnlt
In Vote In ,1'nvor of Contention
to Write. .rvr Document
Opponents ArrnlKncd.
(Krom a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. - SS.-(Speclal.)-Some-body
put one over the Plata when Sena-j
tor Reynolds of Dawes was not looking,
according to the senator this morning,;
who cmphatlcaltv denies that ho Intro
duced 8. F. 400, the bill which .has been
In hiding and was suddenly discovered
Friday afternoon by the revenue com
mittee while Investigating- other bills re-j
ferred to them.
Tho bill empowers counties to operate
telephone lines and bears tho name of
Reynolds of Dawes, Introduced by re
quest. The senator says that he never
saw nor heard of the bill before and that
with one exception ho has introduced
no bill "by request" this session. He
looks upon the matter nn cither a Joke
on htmpelf put up by someone else, or
else as a scheme-"to ' gel-the bill through
by some underhand means. Tho sena
tor Is opposed to county ownership of
telephones, but has not openly .taken a
stand In tho" matter, preferring to wait
until the Fuller bill came from the, house.
Senator Roynolds knew nothing about
the bill until the matter was published
In the papers Friday morning and he
was accosted by Representative Fuller
of tho house, father of the county owner
ship of telephone! bill over there, as to
why he had Introduced such a bill. It
was then that tho senator from Dawes
got busy and began looking up the mat
ter. The senators on tho revenue com
mittee, knowing that the Dawes states
man was a strong county optlonlst, con
sidered at one time that It might bo well
to carry tho Joke a little farther by In
serting "breweries and distilleries" after
tho word "telephones," but finally con
cluded to leave the matter to tho com
mltteo of tho whole when the bill
came up.
For Constltntlonnl Convention.
While the senate turned down the
proposal of a constitutional convention,
tho house reporting tho bill favorably in
committee of tho whole, the Lancaster
County Bar association at a meeting
last night voted in its favor.
Tho principal speakers were Senator
iHoagland of Lincoln county and Repre
sentative Bollen of Knox county, chair
men, respectively, of the senate and
house Judiciary 'committees, the former
a republican and tho latter a democrat.
Senator Hoagland was very' strong In
his assertion that the defeat of the meas
ure In tho senate on Monday after i
had been reported by a practically unan
mous vote In committee of the wholo
for third reading and passage, the Sat
urday before, was due to the Influence
of the "brewery trust." He lays tho
change of front to those senators living i
whero there are brewery Interests, who
went home over Sunday and were shown
that they were headed In the wrong di
rection. Representative Bollen did not commit
himself very strongly on the bill, con
tenting htinsflt'.by "going through the lut
of bills before the house and showing
wnai eacn contained.
In speaking of the matter of a con
stitutional convention this morning, Sena,
tor Cordeal said that the greatest oppo
sition to a constitutional convention
came from tho corporations and like as
sociations, which were advocating that
our present constitution was good enough
and should not bo disturbed.
Fevr Left from Old! Convention.
"I do not know," said the senator,
"Just what would be the best procedure In
the way of getting a constitutional con
vention, or rather who should compose
that body. If you will refer to the re
port of tho old constitutional convention
which made our present constitution you
will find that it contains the names of
Therm Is Only One
Bgomo Qulnm"
Thmt is
Laxmiiwo Bromo Qulnino
USED THE WORLD OVER TO DURE A OOLO IN DUE OAT.
Always remember tho lull name.
for this signature on ovory box,
The Dominant Collar.
EAUL & WILSON, MAKERS.
AT ONCE! CLOGGED
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Inflamed Nose untl Head ana
Stops Catarrhal Discharge. Cures
Dull Headache.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm "
Qet a small bottle anyway. Just to try
It Apply a little In the nostrils and In
stantly your clogged nose and stopped-up
air passages ot the head will open; you
will breathe freely: dullness and head
ache disappear. By morning! the catarrh,
oold-ln-head or catarrhal sore throat will
be gone.
End such misery now I Qet the small
bottle ot "Ely's Cream Balm" at nny
Piles Fistula Cured
My mild treatment will euro Piles, Fistula and other Rectal diseases
in a short time, witbout a surjfical operation. I do not use Chloroform,
Ether or other general anaesthetic I guarantee a cure of every case
accepted. Nopayuntil cure is effected Write for a, book onJRect&l
diseases aid testimonials. OR. E. R. TARRY, 240 Be Blrfg.. Omaha
contain! at that time. Hut few of them
are aHve today and most of them whose :
-.,,. I
names were familiar throughout the stale
have gone from us. Of those who are still
alive you will see the names of John L.
Webster, V. H. Munger, A. M. Walling
and O. A. "Abott who are well known
aiow, and that Is about all, while among
ur -constitution f miners who have passed
away and whose names were familiar to
all were J. 15. Boyd, M. L. Hayward. M.
R. HopoWell,.A G. Kendall, James Laird,
Charles F, Mandcrson. Samuel Maxwell.
James W. Dawes. C. II. Oere, W. M. Rob
ertson, C. II. Van Wj-ck and several
others whose names are familiar to most
of the people of Nebraska.
"To do. effective work In the changing
of our constitution." continued Senator
Cordeal, "I think the body should not be
too targe, but It should contain lepro
sentattvo.men from every Industry in the
Mate, men who are respected for their
good Judgment and fairness and men who
do not allow their prejudices to bias their
good Judgment."
Music for Women at
Commercial Club
In recognition of the greater attendance
of women at the Commercial club Satur
day noons, the house committee of the
organisation has decide,! upon an Innova
tion for them on those days, beginning
March 1. An orchestra of three or four
pieces will furnish music and flowers will
;decorate each of the tables.
Tho attendance, of women at the club
lias greatly Increased since moving Into!.
the new quarters In the Woodmen of tho
World btilldlng and Saturday seems to
have become more popular Tor them than
any other day of thn week.
PAISLEY IS TO LECTURE AT
THE UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA
Next Friday evening W. O. Paisley will
deliver an illustrated lecture on "The
Cliff Dwellers" at the University of
Omaha. Mr. Paisley for many years man
aged chautauquas and was himself on
the lecture platform. Ho has spent much
tlmo among their ruined cities and has
made many interesting .discoveries con
cerning tho Cliff Dwellers. The slides
used arc all mode from pictures taken by
Mr. Paisley.
, Tho proceeds of the lecture will be ap
plied on publishing a year book of the
university. Stanton '.Salisbury Is editor
of tho book and Oldham Paisley Is busi
ness manager.
RAILS FOR TELEPHONE POLES
In Common Vne In Pnnnmn Ilecnuse
Ants Destroy Wooden
Ones.
In the telephone system of the canal
zone steel rails are used as poles. Ac
cording to a correspondent of tho Tele
phono Review wooden poles cannot bo
maintained any great length of time on
account of the ants that will cut Into a
wooden pole and before long lcavo noth
ing but tho shell.
Creosoted cross-arms arc used as a
protection against thesa pests.
"I might relate one Instance," he writes,
"where oven the ants discovered tho
-alue of having a telephone In the house,
They .had followed the twisted pair into
tan offlco b"''dlnB nnd Into the bell box,
f which was fastcnod to the side of an oak
i veneered flat top desk.
"They bored through the bell box Into
tho interior of the desk and had removed
practically the entire Pine wood of the
interior, when the desk suddenly fell to
pieces.
"These busy ants, In their operations,
when they feel that their presence might
bo discovered, construct a kind of tunnel
of mud extending along the floor beams
for tho entire length of the building and
comn and go thrpugh this concealed pas
sage. "One" of the 'construction difficulties en
countered has been the maintaining of
the pole lino through-some of the swampy
regions. In several Instances-the poles
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