THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1914.
Our Apparel Buyer Has Just Re
turned From New York Bringing
With Him a Wealth of New
Style Ideas in the Most Fashion
able Apparel.
Now Dresses, Skirts, Suits and Ooats
are now on display. THE PRICES
ARE VERY REASONABLE.
For Tomorrow, Thursday
We offer the newest styles of Oapes in poplin and moire,
for $24.50 and $29.50.
THE STORE FOR SHIRTWAISTS
Some beautiful new al &f
Crepe do Chino Blouses, at PJDJ
The New Under muslins
You'll find this section one of particular interest, at
this, the beginning of Summer
. Everything from the finest Parisian manufacture to
the least expensive yet good quality domestic makes:
"MARCELLA" Closed Combination Suits and Drawers:
DENY BECKERYENUE CHANGE
Second Trial of Police Lieutenant
Proceeds in New York.
LIPPET RESOLUTION TABLED
Senate Will Hot Coniider Question
About Relation! with Villa.
Women's Combination Cor
set Covers and Closed Draw
ers of soft fine nainsook or
crepe; sizes 34 to 44. Priced
$1, $1.35, $1.50, $1.75.
Women's Drawers of fine
nainsook or crepe trimmed
with lace and embroidery,
50c, 65c, 85c, $1 to
$2.50.
(Undermuslin Section Third Floor.)
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STREETS
GRUEL MAIN WYORCE CAUSE
Eiixty Cases Asking Separation on
Socket at Des Moines.
COMES CLOSE TO" 'THE , RECOUD
BcTentr Fer Cent .of TbU CJnaa of
Suit .Ascribe tbe One Cause (or
Dlsnsrreemciit Between Una
' band nnil Wife,
by the last legislature by Secretary of
(Mate Allen would deprive prohibitionists,
Independent! and other voters of this con
stitutional right to voto for Judges.
OSTERMAN'S NAME GOES IN
FOR BLAIR'S POSTMASTER
(From a Staff Correspondent)
DE3 MOINES, la., . May 6 Speclal
TelegramsCruet and Inhuman treat
ment and drunkenness aro tho causo of
more than 70 per ctnt of the diyo'roo .ac
tions, sixty In number which today were
assigned for trial In tho district court by
Judge footman, Tho number of cases
comprises an. approach to the record on
the local docket.
Nonpartisan Ballots.
Attorney General George Coston today
decided not to appeal to tho supremo court
from the decision of District Judge Mc
Henry yesterday. In which tho latter or
dered W. 8. Allen, secretary of state, and
II, B. Fraae, county auditor, to prepare
special non-partisan Judiciary ballots for
those electors not aligned with any of the
recognised political parties,
The decision of the attorney general Is
declared, to mean that Judge" Mcllenry'a
order on the Folk county mandamus case
tho
will be conformed with throughout
.state. Judge Mcllenry held that the
construction placed upon the law enacted
Mil"
The Winner
la .order to do thing- to suc
ceedyou must hava health, '
and this moans taking care of
tho digestion, tho liver and tho
bowels. For this particular
work
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is well adapted. It soothes and
tones the, tired stomach and
promotes bowel regularity.
Trr It.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. D. C, May 0.-(8pcclal
Telegram.) In accordanco with Congress
man Lobcck's recent "O, K.," Thomas
F. Osterman wastoday nominated by
President Wilson for tho postmustershlp
nt Blair. Other Nebraska postmasters
nominated today were J, O. Dlauser at
Dlller, Kdivard W. Ilocho at Kimball
and Claude J. Brown at J-ynch.
Congressman Sloan today presented H.
Kochler and J. J, Burko of Qcneva to tho
president and Secretary Tumulty,
John A. Moore .of Omaha, who har
been in the' east for sometime, Is visit
Ins relatives In Washington. He will re
main hero about a week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. m. Morrill and Miss
Minnie H. Merrill of Lincoln have taken
an apartment at the Hotel Towhattan for
their stay in tho city.
Mrs. Harry A. Williams, who has been
visiting In Washington for several weeks,
has gone to Chicago for a short stay
before proceeding to Omaha to visit her
mother, Mrs. Ituasell B. Harrison, and
her grandmother, Mrs. Saunders. Later
they will all go to Lake Okobojl to spend
part of tho summer being Joined there by
William Henry Harrison, third.
COCKRAN ATTACKS WHITMAN
STONE DEFENDS WILSON'S ACTS
Attorney for Defendant Says Prose
cutor Talked Too Modi and
Asks le lie Punished
for Contempt.
Ilend of Foreign Affair Committee
Says Ferr Wish to Interfere
vrlth the Tlehel War on
Ilarrtn.
NEW YOIIK, May C.-lndlcatlons that
District Attorney Whitman Intends to
no fully Into the graft phase of the
Charles Becker cao were e.vldept today
when the former police Jleutcnant was
placed on trial for the second time for
the murder of tho gatnbtcr, 'Herman Hc-
cnthal. Four men, the gunmen, so called
have already been electrocuted for the
crime.
Among the names of prospective wit
nesses for the state, as called out by the
clerks at tho opening of the trial, were
Rhlnclander Waldo, former commissioner
of tho police! Wlnflcld Shield, his secre
tary; all the heads of the department as
constituted at present; the wife of
'Ixsfty Louie" nosenberg. tho dead gun
man, and an assortment of gamblers
and characters In the tenderloin.
Curious crowds Jammed the corridors
of the terminal court building long be
fore the trial began. Admission to the
courtroom was by ticket only and hun
dreds were turned away.
Change, of Venne Denied,
Shortly after Becker was brought In his
counsel, Bourko Cockran, attacked Dis
trict Attorney Whitman In a motion ask
ing that he proseauor bo adjudged in ,
contmpt for "having made statements
tending to prejudice the public" against
Becker. Tho motion was denied for the
ttmn being, but the court agreed to hear
arguments on it later. Mr. Cockran then
asked for a change of venue, which was
denied,
Jn this motion the defendant's at
torney again assailed Mr, Whitman
fdr "talking about the cose for the
benefit of the newspapers," attacking
particularly statements attributed to the
district attorney concerning perjury com
mitted In the cloventh hour attempt to
savo the condemned gunmen.
Mrs. Becker Joined her husband at the
counsel table, and John Becker, the de
fendant's brother, and a policeman, also
were present.
One Juror Accepted.
Thirteen talesmen were colled and elim
inated and one Juror accepted by both
sides, lln Is F. Meredith Blagden, a
bond broker and for two years a student
at tho Harvard law school.
Becker was dressed with care and ap
parently In better health than when
brought down from tho death house at
Sing Blng after the court of appeals' de
clslon. He seemed slightly nervous wnen
he first took his seat, but In halt an
hour regained the composure he main'
tallied during the first trial.
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Department Orders.
WASHINGTON, May C-tSpeclal Tele
gram.) Postmasters appointed: Ne
braska, Lulu, Sheridan county, Lucille
Hooper, vice Birdie B. Zlntmaster, re
signed. Iowa, Hastings, Mills county,
Leonlmas L. Groenwult, vice Nelllo M.
Kurlonir, resigned; Lament, Buchanan
county, Thomas Kelsh, vice Clcason A.
Kenyan, removed.
llural letter .Carriers appointed: M. L
Allen at Fort Crook and Leroy Cross at
Vausau. Ntb. ; Klnier K. Akeney, Osxa
Ioosh, la..;, Arthur W. Lorans at White
Creek, 8. D. -
Tho Packers National bank of South
Omaha has been .approved a reserve
agent for' the Commercial National bank
of Wausau, Neb., and Commercial bank,
Essex, la.
Ilnaenmn Channel Name,
Last year Casey Hageman was & mem
ber of the pitching staff of the Denver
club In this circuit.? but this year Casey
has changed his monicker to Hageman.
The fact that he might make good with
St. Louis evidently went to Casey's head.
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WASHINGTON, May ft Vigorous criti
cism of the administration's Mexican
policy and a heated debate over the Vera
Cruz situation marked the effort of Sen
ator Ltppltt of Rhode Jalana today to
securo action In the senate on his reso
lution asking President Wilson If he Is
upportlng Pancho Villa for next ruler of
Mexico. Chairman Stone of the foreign
relations committee defended the administration.
The resolution was laid on the table
without a record vote.
The suspicion that our government Is
aiding, abetting or even condoning the
vllllanous Villa is so sickening that I
have long refused to bslievo It." said
Senator Llppltt, "but the reports that the
president Is supporting Villa have con
tinued so long that I nave Introduced my
resolution.
After quoting President Wilson's
declarations In his message to congress
about observing strict neutrality between
tho factions of Mexico, Senator Llppltt
said the government's actions were much
In contradiction to those expressions.
Stone nnd Llppett Tilt,
Senator Llppltt spoke of the Vera Crur.
Incident and tho loss of Mexican lives as
howlng the length to which the ad-
ministration had gone to keep munitions
of war to getting into Huerta's hands.
Senator Stone took Senator LIpdIU to
task and the Ilhode Island senator re
sponded that Senator Stone was placing
nis words in a false light.
Oh, I know what the senator meant."
continued Senator Stone. 'He meant to
charge the president with the death of
200 Innocent Mexlcans-thlnk of It-Innocent'
Mexicans at Vera Crur.
"The Rhode Island senator seems to
Choice of Any Trimmed Hat
In Our Entire Stock
Thursday at
Imported Models
, American Models
Flower Hats
Tailored Hats
Dress Hats
Paradise Hats
Ostrich Hats
Aigrette Hats
No matter what the former
price was
Consul Bonney reported under arrest In
San Luis Potoal hod arrived in Mexico
City with Mr. Bonney. Both were afe
and well. The minister added that at last
account all Americans In San Luis Potosi
were safe.
District Attorney
Pulls Gun In Court
tack on Mexico City by General Zapata's
forces causes considerable alarm,
Huerta's hold on his soldiers, dispatches
state, Is weakening, and possibility of
opposition to tho Zapata movement. It Is
uccmrcu, is uccrcusina.
Admiral Howard reported today from
the west coast of Mexico that "relations
with the Mexican authorities are more
cordial than would be expected under
tho conditions. All ships of tho Ameri
can fleet." he said, "had been ordered to
avoid hostile acts and jeopardizing lives."
A late dispatch from General Funston
stated that food la not getting Into Vera
Crux from the Interior of - Mexico, but
that It was being brought from shore vil
lages and towns from the north and from
Tejar on the south.
FlHhtlnir Near Tamploo.
Admiral Badger reported to the Navy.
department today that constitutionalist
forces made a sharp attack yesterday on
Mexican federal troops la the northwest
ern portion of the province of Crux
and to the west of Tamplco. There was
no decisive result as far as he could
learn, tho report stated.
Admiral Badger's report said further
that Admiral Mayo Informed him of per
sistent rumors current about -Tamplco
that General Villa was on his way with
reinforcements far the constitutionalists
and Intended to "take and burn the city.'
Admiral Mayo stated that he did not
put the slightest faith in the truce sup-
pored to have been arranged between the
constitutionalists and federals at Tarn
pIco. There had been no trouble recently
In the oil welt district, he said.
I'lalitlns nt ainsatlnn.
Admiral Howard reports trom Maxatlan
that tho constitutionalists, entrenched on
Plcdra Island, fired continuously all day
yesterday with rifles nnd field guns on
the Mexican federal gunboat Morelos,
lying In the harbor and that the fire was
returned by federals from batteries on
the shore.
Admiral Howard adds that through the
courtesy of the governor of Slnaloa the
steamer San Jose was permitted to clear
from Matatlan yesterday for San Fran
cisco. It carried twenty-three refugees
from Maxatlan and forty-four from
Sallna Crux, He saya the cruiser Al
bany and the destroyers Hull and Law
rence have arrived at Lav Pax and that
the destroyers Preble and 'uxtun have
reached Manxanlllo. Ho reports that
Twells, regarding whom Inquiries have
been made Is safe.
Vllln'a Army Starta for Monterey,
TOimiJON, Mexico, May A detach
ment of Villa's troops stationed here en
trained today for Monterey, which will
be the bato of operations In tho consti
tutionalist campaign against San Luis
Potosi and Soltltlo. The troops which
left today will detrain at Iltpollto.
whence they must march overland to
Monterey.
regard those Mexican snipers who were
firing on our boys In violation of all the
rule of warfare, as 'innocent Mexicans."
Why, all the country approves of what
tho president did at Vera Crnr with the
possible exception of the senator from
Rhode Islarid."
"I neither condone Villa's acts nor do
agreo with the Rhodo Island senator.
who seems to approve the acts of Huerta,
man guilty of treason and whose hands
aro red with the blood of his chieftain,
"Tho senator says we were hasty at
Vera Crur because a German vessel was
approaching laden with arms and mu
nitions of war for Huerta and his army.
I stand here to approve what was done,
Tho president was taking the only means
to enforce the ultimatum and make
Huerta apologise for what he had done.
Calls Resolution Silly.
Senator Stone insisted the resolution
was "silly" and moved to table It. Sena.
tor Clark of Wyoming declared the news
papers gave senators their only lnforma
tlon on the subject of Villa and his re
ported relations with this government
and asked It Senator Stone would tell
the senate what ho knew on this subject
"If Carranza and Villa care to prose
cute me war tney nave declared on
Huerta," said Senator Stone, "I don't be
lieve It Is the intention of the administra
tion or of this congress and with few
exceptions of the people of the United
States, to force war on them
HONOLULU, May 6.-Claudus Mc-
Brlde,, an attorney, was saved from be
ing shot through the heart by United
States District Attorney Jeff McCarn in
the federal court room yesterday through
Consul Bonner Is Safe.
WASHINGTON. May 6. The Brazilian
minister in Mexico City Informed the
State department today that American
Hats worth up
to $65, none
are worth less
than $15.00,
Thursday, your choice $7,50
" '"'-"TirnnfflTiTrirff irinr
COltlirAPpAEEL FOE MEN AND WOMEN
the swift action of a boy witness. Mc
Carn and McBtide were opposing attor
neys in a federal trial. In a hot quarrel
McCarn thrust a revolver against Mc
Bride's breast and pulled the trigger, Tho
boy leaped between them. His thumb
caught the pistol hammer and prevented
the explosion of the cartridge. McCarn
surrendered to the police and was
charged with assault to commit murder.
Other Teams Have Trouble.
Des Moines and St. Joseph seem to
have been having the same trouble as
Omaha with their pitching Staffs. While
tho teams have been slugging the ball
enough to win half a dozen contests the
pitchers are passing batters with regular
liberality and tne game is, as a rtsnuit
one with much scoring.
News Notes of Gilssr.
KDGAK, Neb.. May C-(Spoclal.)-The
annual meeting of the Sdgar city board
for the purpose of seating tha newly
eleoted members and perfecting the or
ganization of tbe new board was held
last night. Dr. O. It. Woods was qual
ified for mayor, W. J. Breckenridge for
city clerk and K. W. Clack and Gcorg
Adklns for eounollmen.
The body of Charles B. Ashley who
died at his home In Geneva on May S,
was brought to Edgar today and interred
In the Udgar cemetery this afternoon.
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BASE BALL
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May 7, 8, 9 ana 10.
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