THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 2G, 1014.
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Nebraska.
GUARDSMEN JN READINESS
Bustle About Headquarters is Stilled
for1 the Time.
Nebraska,
SIGNAL CORPS IN FINE SHAPE
One of Most Efficient Compnntrs of
Any Volunteer OrgnntEntlnn of
Its Type in the Conntrr
Is ATitllnule.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
UNCOUN, Neb., April K.-(SpeclaU-Today
tho hustle about headquarters of
the National Guard has somewhat dis
appeared. The only visitors of Importanco to
headquarters today were Captain Henry
A. Jess and Lieutenant Timer Lumstrunt
oC tho Fremont signal corps. They In
formed the general that tho corps was
recruited up to the required war
strength and ready for service at a mo
ment's notice.
The signal corps Is considered one of
the moat efficient of any In the country
and Is equipped with everything modern
In the things needed for actual service
even to a war aeroplane. Thlo plane Is
being remodeled by a member of the
corps, who has been attending the school
for war acroplanlsts In California and
has returned home and has been putting
in his time getting the machine up to the
requirements called for by the War de
partment. The machine will be taken on
tho Mexican trip If tho guard Is called
out,
Will Not nelax.
It seems to be tho opinion around the
local war department that the present
lull In the Mexican situation Is the calm
before tho storm and General Hall does
not Intend to relax his efforts to build up
the fl;VUng strength of the Nebraska
troops. General Hall, Colonels Bberly
and Paul, Major Blrkner, Major Haysel,
Major Waldron, Major Craig, lieutenant
Howloy and tho representatives of the
War department, Colonel Hamilton and
lieutenant Stoll, have been on duty con
stantly at headquarters since tho trouble
started until late Into tho night, while
details from the state aimory have been
on duty during the night.
LEGISLATIVE ROMANCE
CULMINATES IN AURORA
AURORA, Ueb., April IG. (Speclal.)-Ai
2 o'clock Friday afternoon, In the pres
ence of eighty guests, at the West Mon
roe church In this county, Mies Alloe
Lieontlno Nordgren, daughter of Mrs.
Kathrlna Nordgren, was married to Ros
coe R. Smith of Albion, Neb. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. Mr. Arthur,
pastor of the Episcopalian church of
Grand Island. The bride Is a sister of
Hon. Theodore Nordgren, who repre
sented this county In the legislature of
1911. Mr. Smith represented Boone county
in the s&xna session. The wedding today
was a sequel to a meeting of Miss Nord
gren ,and Mr. Smith at the Nordgren
country home during a week-end recess
of the legislature in 1911. Mr. Smith was
afterward elected county Judge of Boone
county. He resigned his office April 1,
bavins decided to open an office for the
practice of law in Ban Francisco. Alter
a. visit with the groom's parents in At
hlon' Mr. and Mrs. Smith will begin' an
extensive honeymoon trip through he
west. They expect to be at home in San
Francisco after September 1.
YANKTON DEBATERS WIN
FROM WESLEYAN- TEAM
UNIVERSITY PIoACB, Neb., April 14.
(Special.) Tbe debating team from Tank
ton. S. D., last night triumphed over tho
Wealeyan debaters on the immigration
question. The question was, "Resolved,
That Immigration into the United States
should be further restricted by means of
, literacy test." Wesleyan took tho af
firmative, with the following men: Em
mett Mitchell, Clifford Hope and Wllraer
Lewis. Yankton was represented on the
negative side by Robert Warren, Egbert
Beyer and Stephen Tobln. The judges:
Prof, O. C. Martin, Lincoln; Judge A. A.
Welch, Wayne, and F. .Do Lacy, Lincoln.
BURNED TO DEATH WHILE
TRYING TO SAVE HORSES
LEMARS, la., April .-(Special Tele
gramsJohn Allbright, aged 29 years, a
farmer residing ten miles southwest of
here, was'hurncd to death this morning
while attempting to rescue horses from
a burning barn. His charred body was
found underneath two horses. He arose
and ran to the barn without arousing
other members In tho house and Henry
Ruedy, a brother-in-law and neighbor,
saw the blaze later. Allbright leaves a
wife and three small children.
GOVERNOR APEACE MAKER
Morehead and Shallenberger Talk
to Lancaster Democrats.
JOHNSON AND BROWN FIGHTING
ROYAL MAIDS ARE ON STRIKE
European Princesses Object
Made-to-Order Matches.
to
TITLED BACHELORS ALSO BALK
Revolt Acnlmt Ancient Custom Is
I,ed by Prince Pntrlcln of Con
nniieht, Who lint Demo
crntli Idcnl.
Control of County Committee Sought
by Each Paction In the Lin
coln Postninntcrsliip Con
troversy, (From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, April 36.-(i3pcolaI.)-rr a
few days the situation In Mexico has had
tho effect of making democrats around
Lincoln forgot their differences, but It Is
now apparent that tho factional fight will
again take tho renter of the sta4, and
Chairman Hcser of the Lancaster county
central committee appears to bo the
Huerta of tho democratic county com- (
However, Hester Is not a candidate for ,
re-election to the chairmanship, because
ne wants to bo United States marshal.
But that does not deter tho Johnsotiltes
and tho Brownltcs from getting Into a
fight over the chairmanship, and an ef
fort to control the county committee.
In the fight for the Lincoln postofflce.
A, V. Johnson received tho support of
Congressman Magulrc, while F. W.
Brown Is supported by tho Brynns and
had tho endorsement of Chairman Hes
ter. This has Incurred the Ill-will of the
Johnson faction and they propose to go
Into the fight in the county committee
nnd capture tho organization if they can.
On the other hand, tho supporters of Mr.
Bryan nro just as determined that the
Johnsonltcs shall not secure control. The
result to a certain extent will enter Into
the congressional situation.
It 1b sold that Governor Morhead will
endeavor to poUr oil upon the troubled
waters and at noon spoke to the county
democracy and endeavored to stem the
tide of battle. But tho fight has gone so
far that It Is doubtful whether the gov
ernor can bring the two factions to
gether. Ex-Governor Shallenberger also tried
to talk along friendly lines, but tho
speches of both the past and present
governors was more along tho lints of a
mutual admiration stunt, both gentle
men telling how much he admired the
other and how democracy would suffer
If both should leave the political arena.
With A. V. Johnson, "Bob" Malone and
two or three other fighters on one Bide
and F. W. Brown, Charlie Bryan, Tom
Allen and a few more Bryanltes on the
other, with the governor wedged In be
tween, It Is doubtful what the result may
be, and the govornor himself may suffer
ponwhut from tho cross-firing of tho
two factions.
BULL M00SERS UNEARTH -TWO
MORE CANDIDATES
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, April 24. (Special.) Tho
steering committee of the third party
bull moosers announce .that they have
been successful in finding a man who
will run for state auditor and also for
attorney general. J. F. Hanson of Fre
mont will be tho sacrifice upon the bull
moose altar for auditor, while W, T.
Mills of Box Butte haa signified his will
ingness to enter the raoe for attorney
general.
STRAIGHT TWO-CENT RATE
BY ORDER OF COMMISSION
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, April 24. (Speclal.)-The
State Railway commission haa Issued an
order allowing all railroads of the state
to charge a straight 2 cents per mile,
except at competing points. This Is In
line with a recent order which gave the
Northwestern permission to charge the
full mileage out of Omaha to points be
yond Fremont.
Battle Creek Wins Debate.
BATTLE CREEK. Neb., April 26. (Spe
cial.) Battle Creek defeated North Bend
Thursday evening In debate and thus
won the championship of the north cen
tral district of the State High School
Debating league. Battle Creek supported
the affirmative side of tho question,
"Resolved, That the Policy of Regulating
the Trusts Is Preferable to the Policy of
Dissolving Them." Battle, Creek Is now
preparing to attend the state meet at
Lincoln.
York Wnnta County Phone Linen.
YORK, Neb., April 2S.-(SpecIal.)-Pctl.
tlons are being circulated asking tht
county board that a special election be
called for the purpose of voting a 3-mlll
levy to build a county telephone line. Ar
rangements are being made to hold meet
ings in every township In the county.
Tills has been brought about by the re
cent raise In rates by tho old company.
School Tiny nt Pnivnee City.
PAWNEE CITX. Neb.. April 2S.-(Spo-Clal,)
The annual play given by tho Glee
clubs of the high school was held at the
opera house here last night, when tha
"Nautical Knot" was presented In two
acts by forty-seven students. A largo
chorus of thirty-five ably supported tho
leading characters and the large audience
enjoyed tho story of the sailors and a
pallor's love. Mrs. W. S. Potts of this
city, who haa charge of the music In
the schools hero, superintended the pro
duction of the musical comedy. Miss
Florence Hartwell acted as pianist.
Unl Romance Culminates,
STELLA. Neb., April 25. (Speclal,)
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lee Plaster have
issued Invitations for the wedding pf
their daughter, Miss Alma Grace Plaster,
to Robert McDowell Armstrong o'f Au
burn on Wednesday morning. May C at
19 o'clock. Mr. Armstrong Is a graduate
of the University of Nebraska and Is
now practicing law at Auburn. Miss
Plaster attended the University of Ne
braska for three years after graduating
from tho Stella school. At tho univer
sity she. was a member of he Dramatic
club.
Lyons Man Dies in Omaha.
LYONS, Neb., April S5.-(Speolal.)-Ed-ward
Dolan, a veterinarian, died at tho
St. Joseph's hospital In Omaha last night,
leaving a widow and little ton. About
three weeks ago he had his hip broken
In an automobile wreck and when it
healed It was found the Joint was stiff,
so it had to be broken over again, but he
could not stand the shock and died soon
after the operation.
Code Committee Meets Soon.
LINCOLN, April II. - (Speclal.)-Tho
state code committee, appointed. by Gov
ernor Morehead to look over tho school
laws, will meet with the state superin
tendent on May 2. James E. Delzell is
chairman of the committee and Miss
Kdlth A. Lathrop, secretary.
Unas to lie Candidate.
BROKEN BOW, Neb., April .-(Special
Telegram.) Tho republican county cen
tral committee met at the city hall this
afternoon and accepted the resignation
of Chairman T. W. Bass, who will file
for the nomination for register of deeds.
Ras Anderson of this city was unan
imously chosen to fill tho vacancy.
LONDON, April 35. Kuropean courts
face what Is practically a widespread
strike on the part of princesses against
matrimony made to order. Individual
protests against being made a victim ot
tho old system whereby royal children
have no volco In the selection ot lite
partners are ns old as the system itself,
but tho stand now taken, particularly by
the princesses, Is said to ni.pear like a
concert of action, it Is a blow to tho
royal mutch makers, who blame both the
scarcity of princesses nnd the growth or
feminism Tor the failure of their pot
system. In this connection It Is known
that many of the royal dowagors are in
clined to lay the responsibility for this
state of affalis on tho fair shoulders ot
Princess Patricia of Connaught, daughter
of tho governor general of Canada, who
Is said, during her residence In the new
world to have acquired certain odious
democratic Ideals not all In harmony
with her station.
The recent birth of a son to the duchess
ot Brunswick, the only daughter of Em
peror William of Germany, has served
to call attention asaln to the small num
ber of princesses nnd has given further
fore to tho excuse ot the royal bachelors
that they nro unable to find suitable
partners of their own rank. This excuse
may or may not bo entirely valid, but It
Is undoubtedly true that both the young
men and women of the royal circles show
a distinct disinclination toward matri
mony made to order.
Among the eligible princesses who seem
In no hurry to accept (he partners se
lected for them by their royal parents
are the elder daughters of tho Emperor
Nicholas of Russia, notably the Grand
Duchess Tatlaim, the boauty ot tho Rus
sian Imperial family, and Princess Kllto
both ot Roumania. Tho latter Is really a
beautiful girl and any debutante might
envy her ierfect features, her cloud of
lovely hair and her very expressive eyes.
Both he and her younger ststor, Princess
Marie, have Inherited the wonderful Co
burg elegance coupled with the half-gay.
half-sad charm ot their native land.
But the strike la not confined entirely
to feminine sprigs of royalty. It Is oven
said that tho Prtnco of Wales, the most
eligible of royal' bachelor?, has turned up
his nose at the suggestions ot a union
with a very high-placed, but extremely
unattractive princess.
Notes from Hentrlce.
UliATKJCK, Neb., April .-(Sptclal.)-Mrs.
Ferdinand Stoll died nt her home
In West Beatrice Friday morning. She
was 43 years of age and leaves her hus
band nnd five children.
J. R. Satl'nK ot Odell. chairman ot the
county board, filed Friday ns a candi
date for re-election In the district repre
sented by him.
The funeral services for Charles Ros.
coc, the young man who suicided near
Clatonla Thursday night, will he held
Sunday afternoon at ! o'clock from the
home.
I 'd mi Given to York Collesc,
YORK, Neb., April 25.-(Speclal.)-Wll-Ham
Mlche ot Aurora, Nob., has recently
given to the endowment fund of York
college an elghty-acro farm which llee
three miles from Aurora and Is valued
at $12,000. Mr. Mlche Is a member ot the
United Brethren church and Is a great
friend of York college.
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SUMMER CHANGES IN FURNITURE, RUGS AND DRAPERIES.
NOT ONLY does the discarding of heavy hangings, wool rugs, etc., bring a sense of rolief as the weather becomes hot and sultry, but a real econ
omy is effected by the substitution of summer furnishings. In summer the wear and tear on furnishings is Bevore. Dust and dirt is bound to come
in. The dainty cretonne slip covers will protoct your furniture the grass or fibre rugs will be unharmed and when fall comes again the heavier
furnishings will have taken on a new beauty and charm.
Summer Cretonnes (washable)
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patterns, "from 31 to 50 inches wide, SBC, 35c,
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Porch and Sun Room
Furniture
In the new furniture "Morning Qlory"
Room.) on the 6th floer, is effectively dis
played all the new and interesting porch
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Willow Furniture
In natural Pompeian Green) Gray Green and
Purple Gray.
Bar Harbor Ohairt and Rockers, up from (5.50,
Ivory Rattan
Extremely effective in Sttttes, Tea Tables, Chairs,
Mockers, etc
Frosted Brown Reed
Jlich with tapestry cushions and upholstered backs
for the summer living room or sun room.
New Famed Oak with Cane Effects
In airs designs for summer us$ with cans panels
in effective combination.
Kaltex Fibre Furniture
In green and baronial orotm, practical econom
ical and durable many pattern chairs and roefc
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A corner of the
"M o r n i n g Glory
Itoom" on the 6th
floor sketched by
our own artist.
Bungalow Nets
In white, ecru and cream, 45 to 50 inches
wide, per yard, 20c, 25c, 35c, 45c, 50c and up.
Orex Grass Rugs
Very inexpensive, but highly decorative tor
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browns, greens and figured patterns, 18x36
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Rattania Rugs--
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, . rug, very attractive, in many sizes, 0x9,
. 97.00; 0x9, $10.00; 0x12, $11.50,
Light Summer Rugs
For Bunrooms and bedrooms, in colorings
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weaveB all Bizese 6x9 for $750 to 918.00;
9x12 for $15.00 to $82.50.
.SALE OF LACE CURTAINS.
MEDIUM AND LOW PRICED RUGS.
MONDAY MAIN FLOOR.
AN early clearance of high grade la ce curtains left from quantity pur
chases, all strictly perfect curtains, both imported and domestic designs.
Savings of and even,V as shown by tho following partial list:
Quaker Lace
Curtains
$1.35 curtains, pr. ...05c
$1.95 curtains, pr..$1.25
$2.25 curtains, pr..$1.75
$3,25' curtains, pr. .$2.75
Oluny Curtains
$1.75 Cluny, palr..$l.lH
$2.05 Cluny, pair.. $2.10
$4.50 Cluny, pair.. $2.05
$6.25 Cluny, pair. .$1.70
25c bungalow not ecru color, sale
price, yard 19c
Novelty Braids and
Marie Antoinette
$2.25 curtains, pr..$1.75
$2.95 curtains, pr. .$1.1)5
$3.25 curtains, pr..$2.50
$4.75 curtains, pr..$3.30
Swiss Curtains
$1.95 curtains, pr. ...05c
$1.75 curtains, pr..$l-30
$2.75 curtains, pr..$1.50
25c voile, in white and ecru, a very
fine quality, sale price, yd., 18c
Irish Points, Point de
Gene, Point Milans
$4.35 curtains, pr..$2.05
$4.60 curtains, pr..$3.00
$5.00 curtains, pr..$3.05
$7.85 curtains, pr..$5.05
Scrim Curtains
$1.50 curtains, pr....75c
$1.95 curtalnB, pr. ...05c
$3.50 curtains, pr. .$1.05
$15.75 curtains, pr.$0.50
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Axminster Rugs
A wide variety of patterns and color
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to $23.50; 9x12 size, $21.50, $22.50,
$24.75 to $27.50.
All .other sizes proportionately
priced.
Extra Heavy Roxbury Axminsters
The heaviest and best axminster made,
exceptional colorings and patterns, many,
exclusive with us 6x9, $10.50; 8-3x10-6,
$23,50; 9x12, $27.50; also all regular
sizes.
Tapestry .Brussels Rugs
A large assortment of patterns 8-3x
10-6 Bite, $10.00, $12.50, $18.50 to
$10.50; 9x12 size, $12.25, $13.00, $15.00
to $31.00.
Roxbury Tapestry Brussels Rugs
The finest 10-wire tapestry Brussels
in designs similar to those found in tho
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9x12, $21.00; 11-3x12, $27.75; all regu
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Curtain Stretchers
Made of basswood In convenient
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Extension Rods
Sash rods, 5c and 15c.
30x54 rods, each, 10c to 35c.
42x78 rods, each. 20c to 30c.
Solid rods, V -Inch, 3c per ft.
Solid rods, -lnch, 5c per ft.
Drapery Hooks
Tassel hooks, pair,
5c to 75c.
Clip hpoks, dozen,
10c to 20c
Shoulder hooks, per
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Extension rod hooks
single, 2c per pair;
double, 5c per pair.
Drapery Section, Main
Floor.
Floor Polishes
Johnson's Floor Wax. 1-pt.
:ans, SOo; 1-qt cann. $1.00.
Liquid Wax, pint cans, 430.
Warren VurnUli Ilenover,
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Floor-Shine, quart canii, 78o.
Linoleum Finish
Copallne, for linoleum Mid
oil cloths, pint cans SOo; quart
cans $1.00.
Chl-Numel. quart cans, 05c.
Jup-a-Kac, quart cans, 80o. -
Furniture Polish
"Ivory" Po'lsh, a$o and 60o.
Vroman's Pullman Polish. 76o
O-Cedar Polish, 23o and 60c.
In tin Basement.
Carpet Sweepers
All the Ulssell patterns,
showing the latest Improved
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Hoover Electric
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Furniture Hardware
Drawer nulls, bra.ia laid
(laBS, each, So to SOo. ,
Metnl and glass sliding shots
at. per set. SOo to 81.S0.
Domes of Silence, per set. lBo
Drawer Keys, each Be & 10c
Escutcheons, each Bo to 15c.
Furniture and Bed
Casters
wood fibre and leather wheels.
In all sizes, per set 30o to
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Bathroom Fixtures
The most complete Htock In
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A PERFECTLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN.
means time saved for tho housewife time gained to effect those other econo
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Detroit Jewel
Gas Stoves
Up from $12.00.
m
Hoosier Cabinets
$22.50 to $.17.50
Herrick
Refrigerators
Up from $14.00
7 r
Bolster Rolls
Closed style, each. $1.25.
Open for pillows, each, $2,00
Picture Hooks
Brass, dozen, 10c and
23c.
White enameled, doz
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Upholstering Sundries
Gimps, yard, 8c, 5c and 10c.
NallB and buttons, dor., 3c.
Webbing, yard, 4c.
' Tacks all sizes, 5c box.
Brass headed tacks, 60 for 5c to
10c.
Curtain Loops
White (washable) pair,
5c, 10c, 15c and 20c.
Qurtain Poles
Imitation oak or mahog
any, 1-ln. or 2-in., per ft., oc.
Solid oak golden or Flem
ish finish, 1-ln. or l-tn
per ft., 10c.
Brass Covered Wood
Poles
1-ln., per ft., 12c and 15c
1-tn., per ft., 15c and
20c.
Pole sockets, pair, 5c, 15c,
25o, 50c.
Curtain Rings
Per dozen, 3c to 50c.
Drapery Pins
Per dozen, 5c
Gimps, yard, So, 5c nnd lOe.
Drapery Seotlon Katn Xloor.