THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APKTL 10, 191.1.
JOHN A. SWANSON, President
WM. L. HOLZMAN, Treasurer
. i..y.. . .
STEPHENS SEEMS SATISFIED
Declares Burleson's Primary Atti
tude Makes No Change.
CONGRESSMAN'S 0. K. WILL HOLD
Slnkrs No Difference to Pnilraii(rr.
Genernl llorr ConKre.smnn Ar
rives nt l)rdln Whom He
Shnll Ilrciiintnenil.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
- WASHINGTON. April lR.-Speclal Tele
gramsPostmaster General Burleson's
position as to primary elections for post
Wasters, with especial reference to cel
taln South Dakota primaries, has like!
the cup of Representative Stephens to
overflowing.
It will be recalled that certain unmane".
held In the Thjrd dlstrlot rnlled out
rather severe criticism on the In-id of
Mr. Stephens, but the statement of Mi
postmaster general has made the p.ith
way of Mr Stephens much easier. icord
Ing to a statcmeent 'in made '.oilBy.
Sir. Stephens said: "The statei.ieit of
Postmaster Ocneral Buileson In regard
-to his attitude toward primary elections
In South Dakota I sound and wl'l if,ujt
In the proper man being appointed. I
am Informed that he simply meant that
any selection method that wis npproved
by a congressman would have every con
sideration, but a method hatched out ny
political enemies for the purpose of tm
'barrasslng tho administration would not
be recounted.
"I am assured by the lepn'tmcnt M.at
.tho certificates of elcctln'ii of pon mus
ters from my district bearlm; my u
dorsemrnts will be rorntiaeO.
"Any method of election ttm mtet my
Approval as bring sufficient to secure to
the people competent postinastei-3 will
be satisfactory to the deparMuuiit.
Can lie Nu Contest.
"There aro no contents, nor enn there
be any, In tho towns- where elections arc
held In the Third district of Nebraska,
for the simple reason that all candidates
are pledged to abide by the. result of tho
election. A contest by any dofcatod can
didate would have no standing what
ever. Such a 'contest would not only
have tho vojee of the people against It,
'.but would also b opposed loth by my
self and (ho chairman of tho county cen
tral committee.
"It can readily be seen that'lf tho tie
'partmotit, could not dopend' on the elec
tion certificate Issued by tho people and
Approved by both the congressman and
'chalrrha'n-ef tho'-emirfty' cfrdxaV' commit
tee, he woUld have much less reason for
approving of a contestant who was dis
carded by the people and refused en
dorsement by tho congressman and the
chairman of tho democratic county cen
tral committee. JNo. there Is no question
about tho candidates for postmasters who
have their election certificates .issued un
der tho rules Jhavo. .provided' being ap
pointed In 'due course, of 'tlmfC'?
Prysn Wins; Wins.
The norolpfctlon, of . Jerry Ij. Sullivan of
Iowa tp be general.-, appraiser of mer
chandise, wjth. headquarter n New
York, is a, triumph for tho Dryan wing
of tho democratic prty and would seem
to imllcato that thqro Is an understand
ing between Bryan and Wilson as to ap
pointments in. certain sections of tho
country,, notwftiHtandlnB rumors of frlc
tton between tho .president and his sec
retary of state. v
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$10 to $30
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Banker Worth Ten
Millions is Found
1 Guilty of Fraud
BKliUNCltlAM, Woah., April 18,-Jacob
Kurtb, chairman of tho board of direc
tors or tho ScatUo . National hank, who
wag chanced. 'with aiding tind abetting
William 13. Schrlcker. formor president
of the La Conner Private Stato bank,
In accepting deposits, knowlnir tho bank
to be Insolvent; wi. found guilty today
by n Jury In th,o superior, -court here
Amotloj for new t'rla'l.!wlll bo made
Jacob FUrth. an tho prl'qclpnl ( banker
and financier of Seattle nnd-hend'of the
Boston firm of Stono & Wttbstcr's Vntor
prises in Washington, In well known In
eastern financial circles. The Seattlo
National. bank Is next to tho largest bunk
in mo raclflo northwest. He also Is
president of the First National bank of
Hnohomlsh, Wash.; the Keatlln Kloctric
company, the Puget Sound Klcctrlc com
pany, the Furth k Investment ompunyj
the Dank crT Commerce of' Anacortes,
IWfcsh., and the Chicago 'Land and Stock
rompany, and a director In many other
financial Institutions In tho Paclflo north.
west. lis is reputed to bo worth $10,-
WO.TOQ.
The trial ended today was tho second
the first having resulted In a disagree
ment.
William H Schrlcker's private bank at
X Conner was declared bankrupt on
April It, 1912. Its liabilities In excess of
were saw to reach nearly JM0.OYJ,
... i . ... .
iim truaecuuon prQVCR jnat Kurtn wub a
personal friend of Pchrlcker's. and that
Bchrlcker carried heavy accounts at all
times with tho Seattle National bank,
which was his city correspondent bank,
on the morning; that Schrlcker fulled
open his bank, according to the contcn
tlon of the prosecution, tho Seattle Na
tlonal messengers cashed checks which
Schrlcker's bank had filed the day pre
ceding, instead of submitting them.
the clearing house the Heattle Natlona
endorsed the checks and deminded, coun
ter payment on them.
BRUSSELS PRINTERS TO QUIT
Union Men on Daily Papers Will
Strike Tomorrow.
Ship With Cargo of
Tin Sunk Eighteen
Years Ago Found
SEATTLE, Wash , April 18.-The can
nery schooner, Sadlo P. Caller, lost
sea eighteen years ago, has been called
back from tho lists of missing ships.
Walter McCary of this city, a submarln
aiyer, stumbled on the vessel In sixty
fet ot water In Chlgnlk lagoon. Alaska.
recently, and is preparing to take out of
th wreck nearly 150.000 in tin bullion
with which It was laden. He is on his
way back, to Alaska today to salvage the
cargo of the Caller. Bcraplng away the
weeds and barnacles h,e uncovered the
same board, but kept' his own counsel
when he returned-to the surface. Inves
tigation showed that the schooner Iisd
cleared from San Francisco for tne can
nertrt eighteen years ago and-'founder!
af -the Alaska, coast at a point fury from
her J?rent resting place. , McCary
reached an agreement with the owners
anil consignees by which he wUi get to
per,eht of the salvage.
Men's Spring
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A wonderful showing--of
tho recognized boat shirt made.
Excello, Arrow, Wilson Bros.,
Monarch, Empire, Faultless
all the now spring and summer
Ideas. Endloss rnngo of classr
pattorns, nil prices, 50c to-32.50-
Great,-. A t 50
special lines, at. P 1- Jp
; Men's Spring i"
UNDERWEAR-
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Superior, Rlteslzo, B. V. D., and
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proportions and sizes. None
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porrect union
Bults at . . . . ,
$l,to $3
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NECKWEAR
Saturday we will present
a marvelous collection of
spring nockwear. Striking now
weaves, richest colorings. More
' new styles than you would ojc
pect any ono store In the west
to show 25, to S1.50.
Extraordinary ',
showing at.t. DvfC
Men's
Shoes
Real shoo satisfaction for particular young
men. Tho now English walking .lasts
now too and heel effects-now leathers.
Great showing, special valud'snt
$4
Sir, Your Spring
HAT
It's an. art to help a man
to tho right hat that'sour
expert hat men's business.
Largest showing of John B.
Stetson hats at
$3.50 to $10
Wide range at all other
. prices.
Soft and stiff 1iats,.hest
values, newest styles; at
81.50 to $3.00;
English cloth ha.t.s
at Sl.OO and 31.50.
JOHN A.SWANSON.PBts
WM.L.HOLZMAN.THtAff.
SeeiQur
Show Windows
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The greater iseorasKas winaows aro uevoted to an-
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Farnom street clothing display Saturday.
MOVEMENT SLOWLY SPREADING
Koclnllat I.rftilrni Keep Their Pol.
IiWers SvVtl In' Hand nl Few
Itetnrn to Work nnd .There
Is I.lttle Violence.
terbalanco this, a larger number laid
down their tools In the neighboring dis
trict of Hervp.
JBMA1PE8. Belgium. April 18.-Tlovlng
bands of rowdies broke hundreds ot
windows In thd houses of non-strikers In
this district early today,
to
to
imt!SSnL8, AMI U. The strike of all
union printers tomorrow will bring homo
to residents ot tho Uelgtan capital tho
effects' of the great national strike far
mor forcibly than tho crippling of in
dustry in other parts of the country has
done. Most of tho fifteen dally papers
Issued hero will be unable to publish. A
few papers will appear In reduced form,
Today's estimates of the number of
strikers makes the total between 3SO.0OO
and 375,000. The movement maintains Its
determined character throughout the
prpvlnees. The socialist leaders have
generally succeeded In keeping their
followers well In hand and have pre
vailed on them to continue, passive. Only
In a few Instances have disturbances oc
curred and these of a minor character.
In the Industrial province of llalnaut
a few nave returned to work, but the
ember of accessions to the strike move
ment fully balances the defections.
Shipping has suffered some delay at
Antwerp owing to tack ot hands for load
Ing freight.
Tiie street cleaners of the capital
threaten today to add to the Inconven
ience ot the residents by quitting their
work Immediately.
Kmilo)rr Freds Children.
JaA LOVClBItE. Ilelglum, April .-The
proprietor of the leading maohlne Works
hre has taken over entire charge of the
feeding" of tho children of 'S.000 strikers
from his own factory.
MBOE, Hclglum, April 18, Several
hundred men who struck here on Mon
day returned to work today, but to coun1
Pugilist Killed,
Managers Arrested
IIARTINGB, Mich.. April l.-8everal
fighters, wrestlers and managers who
participated In the boxing and wrestling
matches held here last night - have been
detained by the authorities, who -are .In
vestigating the death of Billy Allen of
Jackson, a light-weight pugilist, who
succumbed a short time after he en
gaged In a boxing bout with T, I Brady,
also ot Jackson.
In the second round Allen wan knocked
against the ropes. He responded to the
gong at tho start of the third round, but
a moment later sank to the canvas un
conscious.
Nrvr Opern llounr at Hampton.
IOWA. KAIJS, la.. April 18,-(Speclal.)
Another modern playhouse will be
added to tho growing list of up-to-date
opera houses In Iowa next Thursday
evening, when the opening of the new
Windsor theater at Hampton will occur.
The stockholders selected "A Modern
Kvc" as the opening attraction and seats
are being sold for 6 and $10 for the open
ing night. This new theater has Just been
completed at a cost ot $35,000, and was
built by a company known as the Wind
sor company. Incorporated. This com
pany was the outgrowth on the part of
the Knights of Pythias lodge at Hampton
to own a permanent lodgn home. The
building Is Hxm feet inside and occu-
pies a prominent corner In the business
district of the city. It has two stories
and a daylight basement. The exterior
Is of pressed brick and Bedford stone
trimmings and presents a handsome ap
pearance.
An Ulr' Cosh
dwuld be covertd with clean bandages
saturated with Uucklen's Arnica Salve
Heals burns, wounds, sores, piles.
If you are spring -sick, weak,
tired, feel worn-out when you wake
in the morning, have no appetite
and no ambition, Nature is by
these symptoms telling you .that
you need the best spring medicine.
Hood's Sarsaparilla fills every re
quirement. Thousands agree with
A Woman Can Drive It
Without Soiling Her Gloves
Haven't you often wished for a car your
wife, or sister, or daughter could drive!
And haven't they often wished for tho
same thing?
It is no longer necessary for the woman
who likes to motor merely to wish or
wait for a man to tako her driving.
The Chalmers is a man's car that his
wifo can drive. Quite as safely; quite as
easily as a man. In faot, every member
of tho family except tho baby can handle
tho Chalmers.
Pressure on a. button on tho dash starts
the motor.
The touch of the foot on a lover adjusts
the carburetor if it needs it.
A turn of a switch lights any or all of
the lights. ' t ' '
The brakes aro large and double acting.
Chalmers ground gears shift so easily that
changing speeds is almost instinctive.
Tho powerful long-stroko motor responds
instantly to the slightest adjustment of
the throttle. The steering mechanism
operates easily surely.
Driving a Chalmers isn't a matter of
strength just a matter of intelligence
..and enjoyment.
For a Chalmers handles well like a
perfectly trained horse. It seems to
PQssess an intelligence of its own that's
duo to right design.
IvQt us show you and your wifo or
daughter how easy it is to drive a Chal
mers. '
Stewart-Toozer Motqr Xo 2044-'46-;48 Earna St.
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
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:Awt- us and are taking it every day.
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