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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY .', 1914. 3- A Nebraska, MOREHEAD AFTER YOUNG MEN Makes Campaign for Their Support in First District. DEM RANKS TORN TO PIECES Fonr II en riii it ne Held Thl. Corn In k Wefk In Omntan by the Stnte Ilnllwnr Commission. Nebraska, (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb., May 2.-In a deeper ato effort to get Lancaster county demo cratg together tho county committee has Inaugurated tho plan of a democratic noon lunch every Saturday at tho Lin dell hotel. So far the luncheons have not had th effect of bringing about much peace and tho Commoner may be required to bring In mediators. It la said that nothing stronger than soda wa ter and grape Juice Is Indulged In at the i sessions, which may be responsible for tho lack of harmony. It seems to bo the general opinion as the campaign progresses that Governor Morehead has the Inside track on the congressional nomination on the demo cratic ticket In this district. The weak ness of Congressman Magulre bocomes more apparent every day and some of tho younger democrats who naturally would be supposed to bo with young Mb gulro aro said to bo considerably out if patience because he went outsldo of his own district to select his private secre tary, whom they claim, while a univer sity student, .was really an Omaha man. In fact a leading younff democrat of Lincoln and one who It was supposed without a doubt would be for either JIo gulre or Price, called on tho governor this morning and assured him of his In fluence and support, all of which goon to show that tho governor can afford lo wear a pleasant smile. Kali Commission Hearing., Tho State Railway commission will hold four hearings next week at the court house In Omaha. On Monday the cases heard will bo the South Omaha Live Stock oxchange against tho Minne apolis & Omaha railway and tho Water loo Creamery company against the North western railway. On Tuesday two hear ings Involving a dispute between the I'Virmcrs' Clay Products company and the Northwestern and Minneapolis & Omaha railways will bo before the com mission. Find Guard KrTotver.. Two revolvers belonging to tho Ne braska National Ouard have been received by General Hall at tho state house, which were among the goods found at Auburn which had been stolen by two men of that town, now under arrest, and who confessed to taking the property. Both pistols showed that the government num bers had been filed away from the steel work so that they could not be Identified In case the thieves desired to dispose of them. ".Snjjnrcst IIoTTard for Congress. " The Btalr Tribune is booming State Auditor "W. B .Howard for tho repub lican nomination for congress In tha Second district, riving considerable space to showing the reasons why the auditor should be selected. Women Postpone Trip. , J. PIuv, the weather man, Providence or something else Interposed this morn ing and kept the woman suffragists of Lincoln from making an automobile tour of Lancaster county, where they expected to tell to the people of the different towns the advantages of having equal suffrage and advertising 'the cause along the route. A rain last night made the roads In such shape that automobile travel was not to bo thought of and it is expected that the trip will be taken later on. Orthopedic Nurses' Strike Short-Lived (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Neb., May 2. (Special.) Objecting to certain work, which was re tralred of them on Sundays, several nurses at the orthorpedlo hospital held a conference some time ago, and sent ono of their number to tho head of tho Institution to protest. Considerable secrecy seems to be con nected with the matter, but it Is under stood that the nurses alleged that Dr. Lord of Omaha, chief physician of the institution, had been In the habit of coming down from Omaha on Sundays and compelling the nurses to do plaster case work and that their Sundays were no different than any other days, to which they objected and It Is rumored that they threatened to strike. However, the matter has been fixed up and one or two of tho nurses have left the institution, whether by choice or because of their connection with the strikers, is not known. It is understood that no more of the objectlonal work will be done on Sunday, and the peace commission will not have to be called In. Nebraska Peace Society Commends President's Policy LINCOLN. Neb., May a-(Spcclal)-The executive committee of the Nebraska Peace society has Issued tho following statement: 1. Wo commend the determined atti tude of President Woodrow Wilson ns commander-ln-chlcf of our army and navy to exhaust every means possible to nvert an Invasion of Mexico. We com mend his position expressed months ago that never again would this nation set foot on foreign soli for purposes of ac qulsltton and his later stand before con gress to deal Justly and kindly with our sister republic torn and bleeding because of Internal strife. 2. Wo rejoice In the spirit which has characterized for the most part tho pub llo utterances at this time of those high in our nation's life. 3. That which adds inmcasurably to our rejoicing Is the attitude and spirit of our Nebraska citizenship; the utter ances of the public press and opinions of citizens expressed In public and private in support of tho administration's policy. I. We earnestly urgo at this time all citizens to assist tho president In hU efforts for peace, by urging every means to develop a sober and anc public senti ment. Wc urgo all citizens to refrain from war talk, from exciting brutal pas sions and stirring up the spirit of re venge. The Mexicans aro our brothers. War brings In Its train countless hor rom. It Is a denial of tho teachings of tho Prince of Peace. D. j. JBNK1N8, K. L. FUNG, II. II. HARMON, A. L. WEAT11BRLY, Seo. Notes from Beatrice and Gage County BEATRICE, Neb., May 2.-(Speclal.)-Tho twenty-seventh semi-annual district convention of the Rcbeltah lodge was held In Beatrice Friday, delegates being presont from Wymorc, Barneeton, Blue Springs, Odell and Plckrell. Sessions were held in the afternoon at which Anna B. Crawford of Lincoln, past as sembly president, gave Instructions to members of the order. Roports from the various lodges of the district were given. In the evening Minah Rcbokah lodgoot this city had chargo of tho exer cises at which a numbor of candidates were Initiated. The meeting closed with a banquet. R. N. Fulton was called to White Cloud, Kan., with a pair of the Beatrice bloodhounds to run down two men who robbed a store at that place Thursday night. All of the buildings .destroyed by fire at Clatonta Thursday night will be re built with more substantial buildings, as oon as tho Insurance men adjust the losses. Nebraska, CLUB WOMEN HOLD CONVENTION IN AUBURN AUBURN, Neb., May 2.-(Spcclal.)-The convention of Federated Women's Clubs for tho First Congressional district, con vened at the Christian church In this city Friday afternoon, with about seventy delegates and visiting members In at tendance from the various counties in the district. The evening session comprised ad dresses of welcome delivered on behalf of the city by Mayor Church Howe, on behalf of the local' Woman's club by Mrs. W. II. Bock, president, and on behalf of the Mental Culture club by Mrs. R. F. Neal, president. These were followed by a highly Instructive and entertaining program. Tho Commercial club and tho Busi ness Men's association, Jointly conducted an early morning automobile excursion for the visiting delegates to Peru, where they were entertained at a delicious breakfast by the local club, which was followed by an excursion through the scenic grounds of the Nebraska State Normal school. Yesterday's program consisted of a business session in the forenoon, and a social program in the afternoon. FOUR SALOONS IN WYMORE CLOSED PENDING HEARING A Happy Home (Read What Parana Did) Mrs. James F. Suramltt, No. 100 Bast Eighth St, Muscatine, Iowa, .writes: "My health waa so miserable for yean that I was practically an In valid. We had no family, owing to my 111 health. I was lnduoed to give Peruna a trial, and found very quickly, that It was helping1 me. WTMORE, Neb., May 2.-(Speclal.) The annual Bpring fight against the sa loons here has been started by certain residents, who have filed a general re monstrance against Clyde Lynch, E. Scheldelor, Park H. Cllne and Elmer S. Frederick. Their saloons havo bren closed pending the outcome of tho hear ing, and the only saloon now In opera tion at that placo Is the one owned by John O. Plsur, who was granted a license the night beforo tho remonstranco was filed. Tho city council met the other night to grant licenses to Messrs. Lynch, E. Scheldeler, Cline and Frederick, but were confronted with a remonstrance, which was tabled. The council then proceeded to grant licenses to tho applicants, but Attorney Murdock, representing tho re nionstrators, filed an appeal to tho dis trict court. 'This means that the four saloons will remain-closed until the remonstrance Is heard beforo Judgo Pemberton. Commercial Clubs Will Meet in Grand Island Wednesday GRAND ISLAND, Nob., May 2.-(Spe- olal.) Tho eleventh annual convention of tho State Association of Commercial Clubs will bo called Nto order In this city Wednesday, May 6, on the tenth anni versary of tho organization of the local club, by Ross L. Hammond, president. 'Willard F. Bailey of Kearney Is secre tary and his annual report will follow tho usual openng list of addresses. Among the features on tho program will be papers and addresses: "Giving the Individual Member His Money's Worth," Robert H. Manley, commissioner Omaha Commercial club: "Commercial Clubs from a Farmers Point of View," George Coupland, president Nebraska Farmers' congress; "Vho,t this Stato Association Can Do," A. M. Conners. secretary Grand Island club; "Ono Year of the Nebraska Manufacturers' Association," C. B. Towle, Lincoln; "Work of the Agricultural De velopment Commission," Carson Hlldreth, Franklin; "Unifying Town and Country In Club Work," Dr. E. C. Hlgbie, presi dent Minnesota college. On Wednesday evening there will be a showing by moving picture films of Ne braska's resources by Prof. Condra of the University of Nebraska, and Wednes day evening a "get-togother" meeting at the Llederkranx under the auspices of the Commercial club. Harman Files and J. G-, Maher Says He Will File Monday (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb., May a-(8pecial.)-y-ood Commissioner Clarence E. Harmon today filed with the socretary of state for tho democratic nomination for con gress. Harman has pursued a watchful wait ing policy for several months, thinking that Judge Harry Dungen of Hastings might file, but in tho absence of any statement from the Judgo Harman has decided to make tho try for tho nomina tion. Colonel John G. Maher today paid tho filing fco of 10 to the county treasurer of Lancaster county and will Monday morning file with the secretary of state for the democratic nomination for governor. Graff Is Elected President of the Schoolmasters' Club (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb.. .May S.-(SpecIat.)-Snporlntondent 15. IT. Graff of tho Omaha city schools was selected last night as president of tho Schoolmasters' club after the annual banquet held nt tho Llndcll hotel. About 175 wero present, which Included the guests and the session took on some thing of tho form of a social function. The title of the' program was tho "New Movement In Nebraska." Prof. Searson of tho Kansas agricul tural school, formerly of Nebraska, was presont and spoke to those present. He said the Schoolmasters' club of Kankas was an exact duplicate of the Nebraska club. PEORIA BUSINESS MEN TO ltfred of those" business men are going out INCLUDE OMAHA ON TRIP ! to be tho farthest point west that they Tho Peoria Association of Commcrco, I will visit, an organization of business men of T)ie Peoria bus! new men will arrivo In Teorla, 111, will spend the afternoon and' Omaha during the afternoon of May 19 evening of May 19 In Omaha. One hun-1 and will remain until S o'clock the next morning They will use tnc liurlin.s.r i both romlnn and going They will have a special train of six sleepers, one prmU car, a buffet oar, two diners and a baR gage car. General Agent Page of the Bur lington, nt IVorla, will be In charge tf the train 5 County Clerks Mrrt nt Oxford. OXFORD, Nob., May 2.-(Speclal,)-A meeting of the clerks of the courts of tho counties of southwestern Nebraska was held here today. The ob.'.ect of the meeting was mutual benefit and pleas ure. Thoso In attendance were the clerks from Adams, Kearney, Webster, Harlan and Red Willow counties. MIIKIn Uoiunniiy nt (Irniul lslntul, GRAND ISLAND, Neb, May J.-(So-clal.) With Robert McAllister as first lleutonant and Leo Allen as second lieu tenant tho Grand Island company of tho Nebraska National Guard has been or ganized with fifty-eight men enlisted and ready for the call of the governor. Roosevelt Sends Thanks to Brazil Phi Gamma Deltas Have Big. Annual Banquet at Lincoln LINCOLN. May i-(8peclal Telegram.) A large delegation of Omaha members of the Phi Gamma Delta frntcrnlty ar rived in Lincoln this evening, headed by Representative John B. Brain, Election Commissioner Harley G. Moorhead, Rich ard Horton, A. E. Fancoast, T. H. Mat ters, Jr.; IL H. McCulIough, Harry Clark, Walter B. Troupe, F. Riebel, r., one of the national officers of this fraternity, and about thirty others, to attend the an nual banquet of that society at the Lin dell hotel. There are 123 plates laid and it Is said It will be the largest reunion ever held of this society In Nebraska. C. C. Chambers of Pittsburgh, Pa., na tional field secretary, and II. J. Stark of Orange, Tex., chief secretary, are In attendance. Key to, the Situation Bee Advertising. STATE BALANCE ON HAND EXCEEDS PREVIOUS MONTH (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb., May 2.-(Bpeclal.) The balance on hand with the state treasurer for the month of April Is con siderably greater than the previous month, showing 77,CSt.l8. The balance for tho month ending March 31 was J597.876. The receipts for April wero fcUO, $48.09, and the disbursements, JNi, 138.81. Cash on hand Is shown to be ft,lD7.S3 and on deposit to be JC73.4S6.SO. jlfirst and only child. "I am now well and happy. Wo have a baby boy, -which we believe la the direct consequence of my Ira proved health. He Is our first and only child, and If Perune, had not cured me of my ailments we should never have had him. I hope every suffering woman will give Peruna a trial, the same as I have." Those who objeot to liquid mdl cine can now procure P.runa Tab Notes from SIndlson. MADISON, Neb., May 2. (Special.) Mudlton la now u dry town, tho saloons having closed their doors last night and will remain closed until tho new coun cil can qualify and Issue licenses some time Tuesday morning. May S. Licenses will be Issued to Fred Funk, Poncar & Voss, Brlggs & Hula, who succcd Will lam Test, having purchased his business, and John Murphy, who succeeds Thomas Griffin In the Murphy building. Married at tho county court room, Judgo M. S. McDuffee officiating, Archie Leo Bagby and Miss Mary Frauees Baker, both of Norfolk. , County Treasurer Darlington collected taxes during tho month of April to the amount og $05,000, being J10.G0O more than wab ever collected during any previous April. The collections for May will ap proximate $100,000. Tho Board of Education of Madison will let the contract May 19, for the $10,000 high school building, for which bonds were recently voted. Meat Cause of Kidney Trouble Take Salts to flush Kidneys if Back hurts or Bladder bothers. If you must have your meat every day, eat It, bat flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted authority who tells us that meat forms uric acid, which almost paralyzes the kidneys in their ef forts to expel It from the blood. They become sluggish and weaken, then you suffer with a dull misery In the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather Is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often get sore and Irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night. To neutralize these Irritating adds, to cleanse the kidneys and flush off the tody's urinous waste get four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy here; take a tablespoonfut In a glass of water be fore breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous talts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithla, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so It ne longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot Injure end makes a dellghthful effervesce Uthio-water drink. Advertisement. RIO DB JANEIRO, nrai.il. May 1 Thoodore Roosevelt has sent a dispatch from Manaos to Dr. Lauro Muller, tho Brazilian minister of foreign affairs, thanking htm and the Brazilian govern ment for Its solicitude during his stay In South America. Mr. Roosevelt reached Manaos April SO, after an extended trip thiough tho unex plored Interior of Brazil, and he left Manaos yesterday on tho steamer Duna tan on his way down tho Amazon river. In IiIb communication to tho foreign minister Mr. Roosevelt says: "Our Journey was ono of hardship and at times, danger, but It was very euu cessful. For thirty-eight days wo strug gled with the rapids of the river; fn. forty-eight days we were out of sight of human habitations. We followed the courso of tho river for over 900 miles." Mr. Roosevelt will go down to Para, at tho mouth of tho Amazon, on tho Dunetan. At Para he will transfer to the steamer Pancrans for Barbados. Chlfrds Release Svrnnn. Manager Tinker of th Clitcairn tenni at Kansas City last week released Pitcher Jlarry Swann to tho Kansas City Feds. owan joined me iNorm biaers at Bhreve port with a camera and a record ni a strikeout wonder, but he lacked control. Persistent Advertising Is tho Sure Road to Business Success. Variety almost without limit in our superior ihowing of QUALITY SUITS at $l5-$20-$25 A comparison will prove that these feature clothes are superior in qual ity, fubrio nnd workmanship to tho majority of clothes shown elsowhere at from $20 to $35. The fin est of imported nnd domostio woolens are used in these Quality Suits. Tho styles aro the masterpieces of tho world's greatest designers thoy bespeak Individuality nnd oxcluslveness. Our ontlro stock (which In tho largest In tho west) is composed of such high grndo garments ns those. 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