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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1913)
TITE BEE, OMAHA, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1913. A Magnificent Exhibition of Spring Apparel and Millinery With unsurpassed fa cilities for selecting from the most choice creations .of style cen ters in Europe and America, we have as sembled a collection of Spring Millinery, Gowns, Suits, Dresses, Coats "'4' 7 arid all accessories .which we believe ex ceeds in profusion of models and beauty of fabrics and designs any eVer before shown in Omaha. We consider it a privilege and pleasure to display these handsome spring fashions. I 1 HOWARD AND SIXTEENTH 'Jit hH Up FOREIGN P0LICY UNCHANGED Wilton Approve Orders to Diplo mats Sent Ont by Tart. WILL MAINTAIN BORDER PATROL Kffnrt Will lie Made to Avoid Frio Hnn General T. 11. Illlss Will Make Tour of Inspection nnd Report to President. WASHINGTON. March (-Indications thst no Immediate or sweeping chang.M !u the foreign policy of the t'nlted 8tati arc In contemplation were afforded today when Secretary Bryan, without much qualification, approved the letttri and In. structlons by wire that went out to tnt American representative abroad In couii tries where stirring event! are happening. It li true that In, general this was rou tine business, but yet It was Inferred of tho official of lesser rank than the sec retary that President Wilson Intenda to make a careful study of all the data to bo presented to him by Secretary Bryan before making any radical changes in existing; policies. It became known today that without abating thin government's claim to tnt right to maintain an efficient army pa trol along the Mexican border the now administration Intends to use every proper menna to avoid friction with tho Mexican? across the line. In line with the disposition to advls President Wilson and Secretary Bryan f the precise conditions along the border, Brigadier General Tasker II. Bliss, com manding the southern department of the at my, with headquarters at Fort Sum Houston, was- today ordered to make a tour of Inspection. General OJcda, commander of the Mex ican federals, has expressed regret to American consular officers at Nogales for the recent clashes with American troops near Douglas, Ariz. General OJeda as sured the officers that he would adopt means to prevent further trouble nnd has ordered tho Mexican patrol withdrawn from where tho outbreaks occurred. Colonel Carranza, who Is reported at tempting to c,xtort money from the for eigners at Cludad Pprflrio Dlar, has now seized the Mexican customs house and Is selling merchandise destined to the In terior of Mexico at less than half Its value. THREE BIG MEASURES MADE SPECIAL ORDER FORME IN HOUSE (Continued from Page One.) CO years or over, was ordered engrossed for, third reading and passage this after noon. TIIKKAT SENT TO GROSSMAN Friedmann Treats Three Patients NEW TOniC, March 6.-Dr. Fredrlch Praia Friedmann of Berlin administered today his serum for tuberculosis to two women and a man, the first patients whom he has treated In America. Tho serum was Injected at the People's Hos pital for Chronlo Tuberculosis, on - the lower Kast side, In the presence of a. number of physicians, Including repre sentatives of the Board of Health. lit a statement Issued this afternoon, the health commissioner declared the board had no desire to prevent Dr. Fried man from giving a demonstration of bin treatment, but was concerned only In so far as the law was observed. The cases, ranging from Inclplency to advanced stages, had been selected for tho demonstration, but Dr. Friedman re jected all of them on tho ground that he was not familiar with their post history and picked out three himself, He acted under the direction of hospital author ities without fee, and was thus within the state statutes regulating the practlco of medicine. 2d Hoosier Club More Hoosiers are Coming Sineo our Inst HooBicr Cabinet Club, scores of women hnvo waited impatiently for a ehanco to got ono of these famous stop-savers on the club plan. It has taken G months to arrange for this second club of 100. We don't know when wo will be permitted to organfco another. Helen Toft's Dog Finds Himself ClockraceWant List NkMAdjtuUbUCstcbtdl Mrtfil MPound Flour BinZl Removable. Gloss Front Ivory WN)Rnbh Flour3Uter Tea Cup Flour Kopptr TuCefietCeruual' oiauAtmgmun ouuCMitriray. Cwtlinj Board, RanRacljs SlttinaShdf, Big Pol Oi; Ball Bearing Sttd Castor ft r , fatdnTiar - LailL-R mJLv.m hi inn 1 it ii i - &M1 IIIISAU! -JUliill mvL mini hi 1 - ' r -rffl i rsaj u M U-JL.J 1 ferrT ran W w rZIII Wlf- DAI 1 'Hill II Mri4 I A ft Ssf- M- I 1 S A It oomyDbh Cupboard lostfd Glass Boor Sugar Bin BQlaj auAlittaht Setae Jais navorinaErtrad Shelf Rolling RnRacH Aluminum Table. 40 Inches vrlda .Cullery Drawer to&tcrprool flnlsh Linn Drawer JMalBreadiCafaBox olldTbreeplyOaJ "WASHINGTON. March .-"Neemle, Miss Helen Taft'a $3,000 Italian) poodle, w.hlch strayed from the White House on Tuosday and for which tho police ot Washington have Unremittingly been searching, found Itself today. A maid In the home of Miss Taft'a aunt, Mrs, Thomas I.mighlln, was awakoned by tho shrill barking of the dog and let him In. A telegram was dispatched at once- to Miss Taft asking whether "Neemie" should be shipped to Augusta, Qa., where tha Taft family now Is, or whether It should be kept hero until they come north again. The dog, to which Miss Taft Is much at tached, was given by King Victor Em manuel ot Italy to former Secretary ot tho Navy Meyer. Secretary Meyer pre sented the animal to Miss Taft. TO PRMVKNT TlIM GIUITK. LAXATIVE. BROMO QUININE removes the cause. There Is only one "BltOMO QUININK." Look tor the signature ot B W, QnOVK. S5c Advertisement WOULD MAKE FOURTH OF JULY ELECTION DAY Club Will Be Open Monday Apply For Membership Now The Hoosier Cabinet is such a wonderful labor-saving machine that tho Iloosior Company cannot supply tho demand. Club members have their cabinets delivered imme diately on payment of $1.00; balanco in weekly dues of $1.00. Tho price fixed everywhere is the xogular cash price. Club members pay not a penny oxtra. Read our announcement next Sunday. Orchard & Wilhelm Carpet Co. CHICAGO. March 6. -The plan to make the Fourth of July an election day for the entire country and Memorial day a primary day was proposed by Samuel Alshuler, a. former democratic nominee for governor of Illinois, yesterday In an address, "We must do something to stir up the voters of this nation," said Mr. Alshuler. "They must be aroused to a sense of their duties. Too little Interest Is taken In elec tlon and primaries. At some judicial elec tions hardly any one turns out. We should all have our primaries on Memorial day and election on the Fourth of July real holidays, not merely days when the sa loons, banks and public offices are closed. "We should have separate ballots tor tlie Judiciary, the state, the nation and the city. Let us devote an much of those days as possible to voting. No holiday could be more patriotically or more ad- vantugeously spent." Woman Unconscious Upon Pile of Snow Unconscious and nearly frozen, Mrs, Alice Corson, 2Z15 Ames avenue, wax found last night lying on a snow pile In the rear ot a church at Fifteenth and Martha streets. She was brought In the police patrol to the Dodge street head quarters, where she was given medical attention before being turned over to Matron Gibbons. In her purse was nearly $15, besides , gold watch and a thick packet of letters. How she came to be In the place she would not or ws unable to tell. The Dubonlo IMasjue destroys fewer lives than stomach, liver and kidney diseased, for which Electric Hitters la the guaranteed remedy. 60c. For sale by (Beaton Drug? Co. Advertisement rerslstent Advertising Is the Road to rig iteturivs. COMING MONDAY The Most Remarkable Sale of Silks Offered by any store in Omaha for many years All new Spring weaves in the season's most ? favored colorings and patterns at to Vs Under Value See Sunday Papers foe Particulars DouRlna Senator Ilecetrea I,etter llroaasr of Itemovnl Attitude, (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, March 6. - (Special Tele gram.) Under a question of personal privilege Senator Grossman of Douglas county read to tho senate a letter re celved under a Lincoln postmark this aft ernoon threatening him for his speech yesterday favoring university removal and hm attack on Lincoln. Tho letter was similar tothat, sent ,Re gentOla!Icr receqtly The senator Is threatened with being beaten to a pummp If he gets' out where fie" can be aoi hold of. He Is called a dirty rasial, on Omaha fraud, and says that It is only his family that saves him from being beten to atoms. Tho letter wns referred to tho judiciary committee. No signature was attnehed to the letter. The senate got very busy this afternoon and disposed of eighteen bills In commit tee of the whole, two of which were in definitely ppstponed. These bills wero Senate File No. 261. by Ileaaty of Jeffer son, In regard to security for costs by nonresident plaintiffs, and Senate File No. 241, by Dodgo of Douglas, making It a penalty to steal automobiles. Most of the other bills were not neces sarily of an Important nature except sen ate file 32S. by Hoagland. regardlnir the "going" value of franchises and prescrib ing methods for purchase by cities. Hoag land first attempted to amend his Wll by substitution of "franchise value" for going value," but Dodge vigorously ob jected, saying that It would nullify the wnoie orrcot of the bill. In his aptop'i Dodge said It was an ex- cellent bill and ejected Into his remarks what he called the grand results obtained by public ownership of the water works of Omaha. He assailed ll.e federal courtn and said that they did not always render their decisions In favor of the people. He Sfcld that because a Kansas City federal Judge had Invented going values that the city of Omaha had had to pay I7EO.O0O more ror its water plant. Macfarland of Douglas opposed the bin. saying that It was unconstitutional and eiy foolish. He said that it was In dl- rect opposition to a bill recently passed Dy congress and signed by President Taft. and he did not believe It would stand up under legal scrutiny. However, ths bttl was ordcrid for passage. 1 ItKCONSlDEIt NONPARTISAN BILL tievr Leas on Life Given Measure In the Senate. (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, March 6.-CSpeeal.) The nonpartisan Judiciary bill Introduced by Qrossman of Douglas and killed yesterday morning on reports of special committees, will get a new lease on life later, having been reconsidered this morning on his motion. ' Several senator apoke In favor of the reconsideration, Placek of Saunders say. Ing that under the presont law there was not a bull mooser In the state who could be elected to the supreme court and he thought that even a bull mooser was entitled to some privileges, and while the title of the bill did pot so state, ac cording to Placek the bill Is one for the relief of bull moosera particularly. Appointments Go Over. The executive session billed this morn ing for 11 o'clock for the purpose ot con sidering the appointments of the governor for the Board of Control was very short. The lieutenant governor called the atten tion of the senators to the Importance of keeping everything which took place In tho session strictly under the hat and to be sure there were no holes In tho hat, and then the committee, consisting ot Heasty, Wolx, Reynolds, republicans, and Talcott and Hale, democrats, repotted that Inasmuch as Governor Morchead 'was hobnobbing wltn democracy down at Washington, consideration of the matter ot the Board ot Control appointments be put off until he returned and that the matter bo made a specal order for next Tuesday at 10 n the morning, and the doors were then opened and ths common herd were allowed to drift back to tho senate chamber. On reports of special committees, sen ate file No. 3S1, by Macfarland Of Doug las, providing for bonds for warehouse men, was Indefinitely postponed, as was also senate file No. 346, oy Wolz ot Dodge, repealing the provision ot tho drainage law which gives owners of land under the ditch a vote for each acre benefited and giving each owner of land one vote irrespective ot the number of acres owned. There was both a minority report and a majority report, the minor ity report being signed by two members of the committee, Shumway and Klein, who asked for the killing ot the bill, which was adopted. Tito IH1U Killed. In the committee of the whole two bills were killed, both senate flies, No. ZS1, by Shumway of Dixon, prohibiting Justices of the pesce from having offices with at torneys and other officials, and No. 242, by the same senator, prohibiting county judges from employing attorneys pracr tlclng In their courts from assisting In making up. dockets. Senate tile No. 2A2, by Placek ot Saund. cm, was ordered engrossed for third resdihgt Thl" bill repeals the .law ot 873, providing that counties must pay for the keep of their Insane at state asy lums. Senate fle No. S3, y Hoaglan-1 of Lincoln, providing that where there Is conspiracy proven In the death of an in sured person, the conspirator cannot claim any of the Insurance. Senate flla No. 212, by the same senator, regarding; duties of district judges. Senate file No. 220, by Kohl of Wayne, making a course In the state normal equivalent t6 two years In university. Senate file No. 121, by Klechel, permitting State Board ot. Education to supply cities and villages with heat and light. Senate file No. 3S9, by Saunders ot Douglas; providing that city charter amendments may bo sub mitted to a vote of. the people singly, were all ordered engrossed for third reading, the latter being amended so that 10 per cent Instead of 5 per cent may pe tition for an amendment. Respect for I.. Glrnrd. A resolution was offered by Krumbach of Polk, expressing regret In the death of Leander Olrard of Columbus, a pioneer settler, and also expressing appre' clatton of his work for the stato ot Ne braska while a member of the legislature and In other ways. Tho resolution was adopted. A Joint resolution and memorial to con gress was sent to the desk by Bushee Brandeis Stores Bought the Entire Stock Mrs. J, M. Crape's Fifth Ave. Linen Shop 431 5th Ave,, New York at a Wonderful Price Reduction This purchase includes AH the Dress Linens, All the Fancy Linens and All the Table and Bed .Linens from this Famous Shop at Much Less than their ' Regular Woxth. Iea9 Monday S of Kimball, calling attention to the hard ships of the settlers under tho Path finder Irrigation project and their Inabil ity to mako payments under the ten-year contracts, and asking that they bo glvon time to Improve their lands and make the payments, Attention was called to the large sums spent yearly by the govern ment to protect the farms In tho Missis sippi valley and asking that consideration be given also to the farmers under tho Pathfinder project by giving them twenty years on the payment of their contracts. Rising to a personal privilege, Placek of Saunders, who has been absent a week on account of sickness, desired to thank the senators for their kind remembrance of him and the beautiful bouquet of rosea sent to his bedside. "I had much rather receive & bouquet of roses when 111 than a carload after I am dead," said he In conclusion, "an! I deslro' to thank tho senators.. We are here ns friends and not as partisans, and ,1 appreciate the true friendly feeling of the members of this body." CLARK HEADS INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION WASHINGTON. March 6. Edgar "E. Clark ot Iowa, confirmed yesterday as an, Interstate Commerce commissioner, was named today as chairman In succession to Franklin K. Lane, now secretary "of. the Interior. His selection as chairman was In confirmation of tho plan of' rota tion In the office. Key to the Situation Bee Want Ads. Let Postum Cheer This Lucky Year " 4 f 13 Ever stop to think that we make most of our own troubles? That wrong living causes more doctor bills than epidemics? Wave away the nervous, bilious, fretful days of coffee drinking by a change to - Instant Postum A great many coffee drinkers found out the value of Postum by actual test in 1912. More will in 1913. ' , . 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