THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 11. 1914.
NEW UMDERMUSLINS
Women's Combination finl(fs of
jtlne natnsookY ' trimmed with
cither lace or ombroldery; corset
cover . (with" ripen ' or closed
drawers); cdrsol cover (with
sh,orl skirts).
Throe - Tleco .Combinations
(Corset cpver, short skirt and
drawers.). '
These cotno in so' many styles
and prices that" every ono can bo
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Uadsrwear Section
SuitS-and
PRICES .
MUCH
REDUCED
Second rioor."
Women's Summer
UNDERWEAR
Silk Lisle Vests 50c
Gauze Unions Suits... 65c
Fitted' or umbrella kneo.
(Kaysor's.) . 1
Lisle Union Suits . ; $1
Bloomer knee.
Third rioor,
."". ' ' '
Cotton Dress
Goods Reduced
75o Dress Linen. 49c
$1.75 French Linen.. . .&9c
75c Silk Ratine. . . . .37Vic
05c Novelty Batiste. . .39c
Main rioor.
HCraWRP AND SIXTEENTH STRKETfl
STATES' DUTIES' HEW SLOGAN
Vipe' President Marihall Adtdrsset
Elaine University Students'.,
STATES RIGHTS CRY IS PASSING
Sntyeca Formerly of Purely fltstie'
Coarnlaance Aire , Norr of. Com
mon Iritcjrrat Relatione pf
Labor find Cnpitai.
ORONoms., Jtins la-Vice ?waldont
t&fsrshal'l- delivered, 'the principal' address
her today at tHe University of M&lno
commencement exercises. He said in
part:
."Slight 'knowledge will not enable' the
ycjun'r man to assume? ttife management of
life's' affair. In the Irrepressible con
flict between labor and capital he cannot
asaume that either property or labor ta
everything wllhoutfltendinff to establish
a peon claaa In America. 'or an oligarchy
of wealth. Complete knowledge may con
vince hjm. that it will be better for; the
The Thrill
of Health
apd vigor can onby be
experienced when tho
digestion is normal, the
liver active and the
bowels regular. Any
disturbance, of ' these
functions suggests an
. immediate trial of
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH- BITTERS
It la (or Poor Apnetlto, Indlt
Restioii, Cramps, Diarrhoea,
Wllousness and Malaria.
The Home of the
5c ice
CREAM
SODA
ANY FLAVOR
0r ff Crease, la
Made ymh Dally
AXAMtTO CRfUkl
EUV WlOPUOTfl. .
SELL DRUG GO,
Fantsm,
ft.
Combinations (Corset cover
and closed drawers), laco or om
broldery trimmed, all sizes
$1.25, $1.35,
$1.50 upward
ETelopo Chcmlso of soft, fine
nainsook, trimmed with laco
$1.25, $2, $2.25
Third rioor.
Imported and Domestic
BOUDOIR CAPS
75c to $5
A twist of ribbon, a fluff
of lace, not and chiffon
who would think that from
trifles liko these could bo
evolved caps of such becom
ingness and charm!
jqHERE is whito over
X flesh with ribbons of
pink; or whito over white
'with ribbons of bluo. And
I then -wo have the shell pinlc
ana lavonaor ana tobo;
somo of embroidered net;
olhers of shadow laco. All
kinds and ever so many
styleB. A woman would bo
impossible to please could
she not find hero just tho
cap she likes best.
Mllllnsry Seoonfl rioor.
republto to bo controlled by neither of
thoser -clauses. (
''tn 1850 we had a republic where labor
was satisfied, where respect for religion
apd, revreflfce for; law and QrdeV'and'a
sincere, snucnmeni 10 tne constitution
were strong. In that year the. proportion
of the annual wealth created In the coun
try by the Joint efforta of labor, and cap
ital was pnefourth to labor and three
fgurtha to capital. Sixty years later the
proportion had changed to less, than one
fifth to labor and more than four-fifths
to' capital. This disproportion to my
mind, has much to do with our present
discontent. , , ,
"Usurious Interest Is no moro, but
uaurloua profit hus taken Ha place. The
young; man In assuming, leadership must
create a public opinion and develop a
mora sentiment against usurious profit
as against usurious Interest.
"Evidence of a disposition' on the part
of -the . corporal wealth' to' accept this
view Is not lacking. I dare the predlc
tlon that the railroads of the country
would .welcomo a permanent 5 or 6 per
cent accumulative profit In exchange for
their sweater profit and the doubt, risk
and abuse which coma with It.
The 'doctrine of state's rights Is now
seldom heralded save 'In 'opposition to
headed reforms. 'I must subscribe to the
doctrine, but I realise that aubjects
yjhjoh formerly were purely of atate cog
nUancehave becomo -of "common Interest
between tho states, -and that tho doctrine
of state's rights must ,b supplemented
by th doctrine at state's duties.
s"t stat.o .rlgta, re,to be preserved,
the young roen of tomorrpw must talfe up
this, cry of state's duties; otherwise our
pleasing vision of Uncle Sam as a patri
archal gentleman with a Beneficent smile
toward American manhood striving for
success will change to that of a quack
doctor placarded. 'When others fall, con
sult me "
HOFMAN GIVEN VERDICT
' AGAINST CHICAGO CUBS
CHlOAQO, June 10. Artie Hofman was
awarded S.W4.i7 In a verdict returned
In his suit against the Chicago National
league club tor back salary, which was
tried In the municipal court Hofman
Claimed trie money under a contract
which fie had with the Chicago club In
1912.
Court Notes front Papllllon.
PAPlUO. Neb,, June 10.-(8peclal.)-The
preliminary Hearing of Marcus Olesa
inann, who Is charged with stealing six
head of cattle from Mike Schram, was
held In county court ' yesterday before
.Judge J. M. Wheat. Qlessmann was
lives In Omaha, but waa formerly of this
county, near Oretna.
Erarlato Ramlera, a Mexican, who haa
been working on the ' railroad here,
pleaded guilty to the charge of breaking
and enuring a railroad car In county
court Ha was bound over to the district
court.
Jarnea Warren of Sarpy Mllla pleaded
guilty to a charge of violation of the
liquor lawa beforo Justice of the Peace
M. E. titormer and waa bound over to
the district court He waa released under
bond.
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practically every moving picture theater
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06DEN LEAYESBIG ESTATE
Heirs of Chicago Recluse Searching
for Papers.
PROPERTY IN SEVERAL STATES
lie I.tild Founilntlnn for Fortune hy
Ilnyinjr snil lamina; Chlcniro
lfU Immediately After
Great Fire.
CHICAGO, Juno 10.-8afety depoalt
recorda were searched here today In an
endeavor to find missing deeds to prop
erty owned by rrancls A. Ogden, the
. year-old recluse and multimillionaire,
whose death In Houston, Tex., was
made known yesterday.
Mr. Ogden waa a nephew of William
B. Ogden, firat mayor of Chicago. He
laid the foundatleon of hie wealth by
leasing and buying Chicago property
Immediately after the Great fire of 1871.
.He never married. "My brother and sla
ters Invested In families aend children. I
Invested In tarma and real estate," waa
one of his favorite remarks. He was
known to have held real estate of great
value In Chicago and rich lands In Wis
consin, Kansas, Georgia, Washington
and several other states. He Is sold to
have, kept a valise full' of deeds to
property In each atate, but theae have
not been found.
Mr. Ogden maintained quarters In a
hotel he. owned in Madison, Vls., where
he lived , until litigation led him to
abandon the city. His ' room reflected
hla eccentricity. The walls were cov
ered with advertising chromos, clippings
from newspapers and calendars. For
many years he lived on a salf-pre-scribed
schedule of abstemiousness. It
was said he allowed himself S cenhs for
breakfast, 20 cents for luncheon and IS
cents for dinner.
His total wealth may never be known
as ha left no will as far as known and
search of his papers has disclosed no In
structions and no schedule of properties.
Ho has recently caused to be erected
In. a Madison cemetery a tall bronxe
shaft at the foot of which ho planned to
be buried. Relatives living In Madison
have started for Houston to take charge
of his effects.
rieMl Found, lint No Will.
HOUSTON, Tex., June lO.-Deede to
real estate worth hundreds of thousands
of doltars, but not a line Indicating that
he disposed of his large holdings by will
or that he had any relatives to Inherit
his fortune, have been found by the tem
porary administrators of the estate of F.
A, Ogden, who died here suddenly several
daya ago. Several of the deeds have
never been recorded and wero found In
trunks or between leaves of books.
Property in more than a dozen states
were represented by these papers, In
cluding Indiana, Texas, Louisiana, Wis
consin, Missouri, Tennossce, Illinois,
Minnesota, Arkansas, Washington, New
Mexico, Arizona, 8911th Dakota and Ore
gon. Ogden's effects also disclosed that ho
was both "philosopher and poet" He
waa little known hero and his great wealth
was not suspected. Ho lived simply. His
death was due to heart failure.
ISatnte Worth Twelve Millions.
ALBUQUBItQUK, N. M., June 10.-C.
W, Ogden of Albuquerque,, nephew of A.
Ogden, the recluse millionaire, whoso
death In, Houston, Tex.,, was announced
yeiteVday, left hero iBstnlgnt for' Hous
ton to attend a conference of the heirs.
Mi. Ogdeh said his dead Unci's estato
waa estimated at about $12,000,000,
Chambers of Omaha
Defeats Harry Legg
KNBAS CITY, June lO.-Playlng an agr
grenslve game brilliant at times W. N.
Chambers of Omaha Country club de
feated Harry O. Legg of Mlnlkahda club,
Minneapolis, four( time trans-Mlsslsstppl
golf champion, lt the second round of
the championship flight of the tourna
ment of the Trans-Mississippi Oolt as
actuation liero today. Two years ago
Legs defeated Chambers In the Trans-
Mlsslsslppl finals at Minneapolis, eight
up and six to play, and the gallery fol
lowing them anticipated a similar result
today,
Legg and Chambers played their game
on the greens. Uoth had ' trouble with
their "short game" In tho first nine
holes, Chambers always playing short
and Iogg playing over. At tho ninth
hole, however, Chambers threw away a
wooden putter which he had -been using
and started putting 'with' a cleek. From
then on he had the young Mlnlkahda
clubman at hla mercy. Legg repeatedly
drove out of bounds arid miscalculated
Ills puts.
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Conductor Wnll Crushed.
MILFOrtD. Neb., June 10.-(SpeelaU-
Conductor llert Wall, on an eastbound
freight train, was crushed today when
he fell between tho depot platform and
1 ; HEADACHES
Thousands ol men aad women suffer from
wiuiaici ctoxj asy, omer inoustnda bare
headaches every week or every month, and still
otbera have headaches occasionally, but not at
regular Intervals. The best Doctor Isotten unable
to find the tauto ol many ol these headaches,
aod In most other oases, knowing the cauie. ne
doea not know what will remove It, so as to give
a permanent cure. All he can do la ta prescribe
toe usual pale TclleTers, which give temporary
relief, but the headache returns as nsual, and
treatment Is again necessary. It yousuOerfrom
headaches, no matter what their nature, take
Antl-kamula Tablets, and the results will be satis
factory In the htrtcst degree. You can obtain
them at all drurrlsta tn any quantity, loo worth.
ISo worth or more. Ask lor a-K Tablets.
SICK-HEADACHES
81ck-headache, the most miserable ol all atok
netses, loses Its terrors when A-K Tablet are
taken. When you feel an aUack coming on,
take two tablets, and In many oases, the attack
will be warded 08. During an attack take one
A-K Tablet every two hours. The rest and com.
(Art U.M..H f .tl!w Man k. . I.. Ha ..v..
way
Ctnuln A'K Tabhit ttar (As M .nana
tram. At all dratglttt.
S,AiK Smlt for Skin Dtnaitt.
Hot weather sense
Eat cooling foods in clean
snnitaiy places.
The Pure Food Sign.
Quickserv Cafeteria
Uaaeuient City Natl Bank Dldg.,
Or noaton Lunches.
210 South 10th St
1400 Douglas Bt
1408 Farnani St
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the rails and was struck by the trucka
of the ears.
He missed hla footing while attempting
to board the caboose. He was taken to
a hospital In Lincoln, where he Is In a
critcal condition.
HYMENEAL
Intme-Trnnr.
AVOCA, Neb., June 10.-(Speeial.)
Qeorge Jungc and Miss Mabel Teany,
popular young people of Berlin, were
united in marriage at Omaha the first
of the week. Miss Teany Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teany pioneer
tesldcnts of Berlin, and tho groom la tho
oldest Ron of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Junge,
proprietor of the Berlin hotel. The couple
will make their homo at Berlin.
nhlcra-Knlckmann,
AVOCA, Neb., June 10.-(Speclal.)-Mr.
Harry Ehlers and Miss Minnie Knlck-
raann, two well known young people of
this vicinity, were united In marriage at
Lincoln today. The bride Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Knlckmann, while
the groom Is the son of Mrs. H. Ehlers.
Honorary Degrees for I'onr nishops,
DELEWAItE. O.. June 10. Four Bish
ops of the Methodist Episcopal church
were given tne Honorary degree 01 doc
tor of lawa at Ohio Wesleyan's seven
tieth annual commencement today. Thesa
wero Blshon NaDthall Lueeoek. Knnsaa
City, Kan.; Bishop William J. McDowell,
umcago. tsisnop Edwin Holt Hughes,
San Francisco, and Bishop Francis J.
McConnell. Oreencastle. Ind. All are
alumni of the Institution and were pres-
enr loaay.
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MRS, PANKHURST ESCAPES
Leader of Wild Women Evades the
Guards Around Her Home.
LIBERAL FEDERATION SPEAKS
Women's Oricnnlcntlon Cnlls Upon
Government tn Stop Itelcn of
Anarchy Cnuned by the
SnffrnKrtte.
LONDON, June lO.-The elusive Mrs.
Pankhurst, tho militant suffragette
leader, again succeeded during th6 night
In evading tho police, who wero closely
watching the house In Grosvcr.or square
from which she tiad biu recently con
ducting the campaign agatnst the peace
of members of the royal family at Buck
ingham palace and other places.
The raid on the offices of the Women's
Social and Political union yesterday,, like
the previous one early In -May. did Jjqt
produce the results expected by the p6Ilce.
The documents seized revealed few names
of publlo Interest
Chief Inspector James McBrien, said
today the published report' of the dis
closure during the raid that members of
the royal family Including, the prince of
Wales had contributed to the funds of tho
militant suffragettes was absolutely
groundless. '
A resolution strongly condemning mili
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AMUSEMENTS.
AUDITORIUM, Friday, June 12th
BOHOOX. CKXLDXEN'S KATXITSS AT 4. .EVEKINO AT 81IB.
noTixxzro unc rr nyjra, xsabd ijj oiuu
THE PAULIST CHORISTERS
or ckxoaoo.
BEVENTT-riVB SOTS AMD SOLOISTS,
Boost the Letter Carriers' Convention Fund
bXATXXTIHI VEICXS ! 3,000 Basts for Children Tndsr Blztsan, SSo, 50c, 91
EVEITXITO PKIOXSl S1.50, tl.OO. 790, 50c. Box Stats, 83.00.
SEATS SSXAXHO AT AtTSZTOXTUaC
tancy and demanding urgent action by
the government to stop the reign of an
archy waa adopted today by a large
majority of the conference of the Wom
en's Liberal Federation now In session in
London.
Lady Carlisle, the president, denounced
as "spurious sentimentality and a travesty
on chivalry "tho theory that women
rhould not be made to suffer the samo
penalties- meted out to men under the law.
Portrait Destroyer Defies Court.
BIRMINGHAM, Eng.. June lO.-Mtss
Bertha ltyland, the suffragette vandal,
who yesterday destroyed with a butcher's
cleaver George Romney's "Portrait of a
Boy" In the Birmingham Art gallery was
today committed for trial. During the
heating she coated a scene In court,
shrieking without cessation and quoting
Scripture. She used the text. "I came not
to send peace, but a sword," as Justifi
cation for her act and she declared tho
militants were "working with Divine
guidance for purity and righteousness."
"No surrender," was her parting cry us
she went to the cells.
Finger Crnshed nnd Braised.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve gives sure re
lief. Quickly heals sores, brulirs. hnrna
23c. All druggists. Advertisement-
Omaha real estate ts the best investment
you could make. Read The Hue's real
estate columns.
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that's why
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ECONOMICAL
LIGHT WEIGHT
$1575
No assembled car
high priced or
low can match
Studebaker SIX
value.
It cannot incorporate
perfect alignment, per
fect balnn.ee and road
ability, as Studebaker
does.
Because the assembler can
not specify the manufac
ture of materials and re
ject the unfit as Stude
baker docs. J
Because he cannot heat treat
the steels two to four times
as Studebaker does.
Because he cannot forge,
and cast, and stamp, and
grind, and machine the
parts as Studebaker does.
Because In a word ho Is
not n manufacturer.
Increased production low
ered price will not help
him equal Studobakor.
quality, because only
Studebaker processes and
thoroughness can produco
that quality.
Send for the Studebaker Prooi
Book, decrlbing Studebaker
manufacturing: methods.
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FOUR Touring Car....$10Sa
SIX TourinK Car 11575
SIX Landau-Roadster J1SO0
SIX Sedan 12250
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m
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THE FINEST
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Imported Sparkling
Champagne Cider
80o Per Bottla.
85.00 par Doxea,
, WOLL8TEW si CO,
Bit Boutn lotb Street.
Opp. Union Station,
bole Distributors
Prompt City Deliveries.
Phone Sooflas 1431
AMUSEME2NTS.
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Special laduceaients to Public Schools
and Sunday Schools.
Tel. Doug. 1365.
DANCING, B0ATD)TG and
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
Free Moving Pictures Every
Evening.
KRUfi PARK nT
Until June 19
POMO AND HIS BAND
211 ss llyrtella Konayasi Soprano.
Seats Preo.
8 Hours' Display, Pauous Peature rUmi
. - Hls-hts. 10c and 80a.
Th Sternal Triangle ic Thrills Qalore In
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Dramatic . wiuJp. anflLI U1
Displayed In conjunction with, the Three
reef Gasp, "Wives." Excltlnr. Intense
Situations continually; Nut an Idle
Second.
Sunday and week "Traffic In Souls."
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