tha crew of tha trawler and the went
la chase of the submarine. The sub
mersible, aowwvar, made Its escape.
tion with an off Mai rescript epTeslns
bis rerret and appointing Russky a nu m
ber of the council of empiie.
Tba state of Russky's health la ild tc.
be very precarious, and R Is not ex
pected that be will be able to tears hit
bed again.
marine
)f Lewis
Cancer Has Forced
Russky Out of Army
British steam-
Fifty Thousand Sheep
Perish in the Cold
I last nUrtit to
n submarine
North ffcotland,
as tha British
(Correspondence of the Associated PrasaJ
PETROORAD, April 22. The retirement
of General Russky, one of Russia's most
distinguished military leaders, la an
nounced. The reneral has been suffer
ing for some time from cancer, and only
continued so Ions; In his command
through a high patriotic sense of duty.
General Russky made Ms mark early
In tha war by hU magnificent conduct
of tha Oallrl&n campaign, taking Lum
ber and defeating tha combined forces
around Prtasnyss and Is held largely re
sponsible for tha Russian successes there.
Tha emperor accepted Russky rests-na
a canro of coal.
erenty-thre men
PORTWWD, Ore., April So. Fifty thou
sand or more head of sheep, worth sbotit
IsX.nriO. are believed to have perished In
a snow and wind storm In northeastern
Oregon si no yesterday.
officers Bald that
bile occurred oa
was riven ten
he boat. They
hours bafor they
Is After Art From me.
President Bd Maler of tha Venice ''Iu6
baa announced front ls Angeles tVist he,
hncms to strengthen his pitching staff by
the addition of Arthur From me, of the
New York Nationals.
1U ha been sunk
fine In the North
oft the mouth of
rol boat picked up
obile
nd
ran f
a
more wl.h..
lo-er." with h.
brought out anoth.'
palan. "Tower and
merly for Mr. Rryi
it was mniea tnei Mr.
promised a position of som'-y
Rryan was elected, and he hliu-
was to have Chief of Pol Ira i.
Job. The publicity given tha tnaU
some reason brought about soma
. , . . . .. a r ..t . i A .
piiraiwns ana lownr nu 1 "
r (., t Mr nenn unit m m asked flUM-
1lns. which has been difficult for the
speaker to answer, so It la said.
Says Arrest Political.
Mi. Allen was arrested last night and
taUen l tho co-.mty Jail. Ha olnlrns that
ti e arrest an ms4e (Imply for the pur
pose of keeping him out of tba campaign
. until after, thf election and means that
the Bryan-Newton .crowd la afraid of tha
result If Mr. Allen continues to. run at
larje and ask embaraaslng questions.
Tho breaking apart of these two cle
ment In tha democratic party Is con-al1-rtd
very significant and may lead
to oinpllcatlous later on which will be
interesting.
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County
hKATMCfc, Kb., April (Bpex-UL)
I'.ev. Nawton P. . Fatterson was formally
installed as pastor of tha First Presby
terian church Thursday evening. Pr.
Marshall of Omaha gave the charge to
the pastor and the congregation, and Dr.
Ir.m D. Toung of Lincoln preached tha
sermon. '
The IHWItt schools are making prep
arations for the ralrons day program
to be held at that place Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of nekt week. Each
lav the program will .Include addresses
nj outdoor sports, dosing with a field
nwt Friday evening. Qovemor Mora
bend, President Jiays ef the Peru Nor
mal. Chancellor Avery and Stats Kuper
intendrnt A.' O.' Thoina are among tha
speakers.
Mrs. Annie Wit ski,, for thirty years a
rroMrnt of Reatrlce, died at her home
hern Wednesday eight, aged J rears. Kh
Is survived by three sons and four daugh
ters. Mr. Ileary tfpllfeer and Win Lfdl
OIcrlng, two well', known young popln
of the I'lctrrell vicinity, were married.
Thursday at the home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Obering, Rev.
Mr. Pinter officiating. Nearly 100 guests
witnessed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Hpiiker wlU make their horn on a farm
near llckrefl. -
etv
talloTT- arouiids
Licenses expired tonight and saloon r m . """" -l-
will close until tha case Is settled In HASTINGS, Neb., April P-'Tjosepn iTirTctler, anold-tlm resident
court Telegram.)-Mayor Madgett this after lof couhty, died at his' home In tha
Tha council Immediately adjourned to noon signed and delivered nine saloon ' south part of town yesterday. Ha was
Wednesday, May ft, and a hearing for j licenses granted by the council Monday. ;7J yMrs old at the tin of death aod la
the saloons will be held at that time. In H refused to Sign, the license of W. H. ' iUrrived by a large family, of grown op
tha remonstranca filed with tha city B)rman because Bterman In 1919 pleaded I chUdran, of whom two daughters reside.
6irk, Mr. McLuras. avers that tha petl- 1 guilty to selling liquor to a minor, tha , nj He earn to tha county In. USf
Uon fljed by each saloonkeeper does not city attorney Molding that conviction itn- j an- jocted on a farm one mil south of
contain thirty freeholder; that the surety
oompany has no attorney Id Jefferson
oounty which Issued the bond; that they
sold to minors, habitual drunkards,
violated tha I o'clock closing law, also
tha Sunday law; and had been guilty of
exiling or giving away liquor on general,
special and primary election day.
' The remonstranca Is alleged to be the
outcome of tha bitter fight on April a,
when tha wets woo by sixteen vote.
This Is tha first time Falrbury has been
dry since 110.
It Is said tba saloonkeeper will em
ploy counanl and he represented at a
bearing next Wednesday.
dr the Blooumb law forever haired tha
offender from securing another license.
Throa licenses were held up because the
bonds were Insufficient.
LINCOLN TRACTION RESISTS
EFFORT TO RE-ROUTE CARS
Prom a ftaff Co-respondent)
UNCOLN. April - (Special) Tha
Jftdncoln Traction, .oompany baa filed a
j--,.,,- h nreirut r th Kt&ia Rail
way commission denying tha Jurisdiction
f the commission In an application niado
by riUsens of Lincoln to compel tha
street railway company to build a line
of track north from tha Sixteenth street
line where It turns west on M to O street,
a dtstanee of two blocks.
For many years tha business men of
whst la called East O have tried to get
at least a portion of tha t raff la which
come from College View, Normal. Fair
view and Boutb. Lincoln switched ant
street at Sixteenth sx that tbe mer
chants In that portion of tha city can
enjoy soma of tha trade from hat part
of the city, but so far tbs pull to have
everybody dumped off at tha Miller A
Paine corner at Thirteenth an& O has
been so strong that nothing ha been
acompl lithed.
The Thirteenth street crowd were
strong enough to have ran switched
from ths College View line which entered
O street at Twelft hawltched t Thir
teenth about three year sgo, and It took
two years or mora of litigation In the
tourts before tha N street merchants
were able to get tha cars bat's" on the
old run. Elnce tha business portion of
the town has ben gradually nurvlpg east
on O tha merchant In that section have
had to fight for everything they have re
ceived, and the fight la this case Is most
Important because It cover tha propo
sition which has been so long before th
public-
LOUP CITY IS MAKING
. COMMENCEMENT PLANS
I-QUP CITT. Neb.. April . (Special
Telegram.) Th Wesley an quartet of Uni
versity plac gave their apeoial enter
tainment at th Methodist church In this
city last evening. Tha entertainment was
put on by tha Junior Mgh school rtass
as a complement to tha senior. 'Th
programs for th fetsh school commence
ment for ths Loup City JHgh school con
tain a list of twenty-snven students as
graduates. Following Is tha list:
Ctss ufflrera, Carl G. Amlck, president;
Ot'A-f A. Lieachlnsky, vice president;
Grace I.. Doddow, secretary.
Tho ethers are:
Hanna M. Anrtereon.Allo M. MrHeih.
Atholbert K Chasw, Klolve B. kteOray,
Miu-O'a R. f'hane, Huth R. Minor.
Mttirgle C. Chnstsn-KlaiK-he Nt'kalaus,
K.tvthe r. I'llini.
iienna t . nn-
tenen,
Blsn he Fisher
leie A. Hher,
Viola F Fowlrr.
Fy A. Freni-h,
Forest T. len,
I. Albert Mg-
nusun. '
Klevator Company Incorporates.
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. April .-(8pelal.)-If O.
Hellerudck, vastier of tha Harvard State
bank, filed articles of Incorporation of
tha Harvard Union Elevator company
with th secretary af state today. Th
company has a capital of 106,000 and Is
backed by th Farmers' union.
town, where h resided until about eight
years ago, when he" moved to towavs H
was a leading member of th First Pres
byterian church and was aotlva la th
building of th community.
K John Bchlecht, aged 80 years, died this
morning at his horn her. H la sur
vived by his widows He earn here la
ISM, and was quit well-to-do. Th body
will be taken to Bellevua, Ia for In
terment Brneat Bvans. living near Brock, died
from a rifle ball In th head. II was
working in th field and a neighbor saw
his team wandering aimlessly about th
fleVd. H got th team and started to
th ho'us with th same, and when he
reached th field gat discovered th
hodv of Evana His rifle was In tha
BHER.ID AN, Wyo., April (Special 1 fence and had been discharged. At first
LEADING SHERIDAN MEN
. SIGN BOND FOR REED
Telegram.) At an Inquest hold today
upon ths body of Rd Uughoy, shot ami
killed at Rancheater yiterdy momlnsj
by E. C Rosd. loouj agent for th Bur
lington, th Jury found that Ilughey had
com to his death a th result of aem
crrhaga from a gunshot wound, inflicted
by a bullet, flrad by E. C Used.
' Several wealthy men of Ran Chester at
tended the Inquest and stood ready to
sign bond for Reed tn any sum.
It was thought a case of suicide, but on
further Investigation tha conclusion was
reached that It was accidental death. .
DEATH RECORD.
O. Mvrtle PhllMiia
1 Mxson Phillips,
Fern M. lVw.
I'arnard I Hlocumb,
Idsrti.n H. Slocumb,
Fsrl H Tavlor,
Kva L. Watts
tieorge W. Wotcn, Jr
Charlee Tnwrtelerte.
' TABOR, la. April W.-8pc4L)--C$afta
Tourtelotte. for many yew a resident of
T.we died at his home hera Thoraday
Th morning at the ag of M yearn, ' itoath
appearanc at 'district oourt.- At the In- and dropsy- Tha funeral will be held
qust It was developed that Ilughey had Friday at 11 a m. Deceaaad 1 survived
two guns upon his person, one of them by his widow, on son and three daugh-
borrowed from Reed about a month ago. tsra Th children are Floyd f Calhoun
There was also fouiid around the' dead county, Mrs. Roy Smith of Council Bluff,
Miss Bessie Tourtelotte, a teacher In-tha
schools at Evansvtll. Wis., and AOs Btta
Tourtelotte of Tabor.
F.d ward l. Etitea.
trerw TORK. April W.-Edward Jj.
Eastern, president of th Columbia Oraph
ophone company and a pioneer In th de
velopment of th talking machine, died
ireat Suit Opportunity
(O) Fnv Mpn Wnn Hocc W11
TO DEMONSTRATE that we are in
the men's clothing game RIGHT, we
will do some most unusual value-giving Saturday
If you're thinking of paying $15 or $20
for a suit, now's your chance. If you
usually pay a high price, you owe it to yourself
to see these first. .
..We have carefully prepared for this event, nnd on Satur
day, we shall offer a much higher quality at these price than
any other house in Omaha.
A large, clean stock to ohoote from.
Models to suit every man by Sam Peck or Stein Bloch from
: 31 slender to 46 BtouV
' All the wanted plaids, tartans, stripes and plain colors, in
flannels, serges, worsteds and tweeds. .
The value of a name our name! backs every suit at
PATTERSON NOT INFORMED
'WASHINGTON APPOINTMENT
- (From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. April . (Special Telegram)
Sam Patterson, whom. It la announced,
will be auditor of th United State
treasury, to succeed Auditor Andrews,
said this afternoon that he knew noth
ing of hi appointment until told last
night. II has received no official notlo
of th appointment and dnes not know
when he will , go to Washington. Khar
will pack their household goods right
away and ship them, but will not b tn
a hurry f leave. ,
Mr. Patterson will visit her people tn
Wisconsin bfcfor going to Washington.
and It mar om month before they
settle down In their new home.
SIX BUSINESS HOUSES
IN COLUMBUS ROBBED
COLUMBUS, Neb., April SO. (Special. V
I'urglars broke Into sis business houses
her last night and at each place stole
article and snoney. At Wunderllch'e sa
loon they took fl Plus Poeffel saloon,
tit; Oates ft Hoars' s saloon, a small
amount; Held A Clark's hardware store,
pocket knives; A. M. Gray's furnishing
store, clothing; City grocery, a small
amount of money. Nn of th .burglar
a as captured.
man's neck a necklac and lockat be
longing to Mrs. Reed.
SURGEONS AND NURSES
WILL SAIL SATURDAY
WAKITrXflTDH. Acrll M-lnillh.t
ttngent ef Red Cross surgeons and nurses today at Ms horn In Areola, N. J. He
lll sail from New York tomorrow for , was Q rears of ace. Mr. Easton was) for-
aervlr In the war areas of lSurope They
will be distributed throughout England,
Qermany, Austria-Hungary and Serbia.
Tba surgeons are: Pre. Shadworth O.
Beasley. an Francisco, and Wl A. Jollet,
Roulder, Colix, who go to Serbia; Dr. Wal-
pole Brewer. Tuskege. Ala., to 'Vienna,
and Prs. Dunlap P. Penhallow and Her
bert If. Howard, Boston, to Paignton,
England.
AIRCRAFT DROPS BOMBS ,
INTO AN ENGLISH TOWN
' CAMBRIDGE April ;. -Th Daily
News says that an enemy aircraft ap
peared ever Ipswich shortly after mid
night and dropped a number of botnbs,
setting several buildings afire. .
Ipswich Is tn Surf oik county and Is a
town Of considerable commercial Import
ance. It ha a population of 71,00
Blar Crowd at Wesv Orleans.
New Orleans took tha palm lor attend
ance on opening day. when 10,i0 paid
lectatora witnessed the 0enlp of the
new llelneman fluid.
merly a newspaper man.
Department Orders.
WASHINGTON. April (BpecUl TaU
erram.) Nebraska pensions granted.
Helpless child of Thotnaa R. Edmonrts,
Stamford. IU; Mart Fl Flak, Beatrlc, 112.
' Iost masters aptwlnted: Nebraska No
ark. McFherson county. Norma CX Gor
don James, vlra CX Weekly, resigned.
Mouth Dakota Blackhawk, Meade
county, Marv Prestlohn. vlo K. H. Ar
buckle, rcelgned; Humboldt. Minnehaha
county, "Daniel M. Smith, vlo a M.
Angua '
Rural fro delivery routes will b es
tablished on June 10 as fotlowsi South
Iwkota Clair OltV. Roberts - county,
rout No. 1, length t miles, farallie SO;
llmberleks, twey county, routa No. 1,
lunrth 30 milea Wyomlngv-Keellna Nio
brara county, rout No. 1. length
milt, fainilie US.
Wool Rata HeariasT
WA8HIVOWN, Apefl gd-fttpeHat Tel
esrjiv The Interstate 0mmem com
mission suspended from May 1 until Au
gust an Incr-iaae In wool ratea . Th
Mem provides for the- withdrawal of a
commodity rate of s cents per WO pounds
on wool In carloads from Belle Fourrhe
snd other points la South Dakota to WV,
rono Minn., when destined to Buffalo,
Pittsburgh and other e stern term'nal.
Th proposed rate 1 I oeot pr lot
.We unconditionally guarantee you satief action.
! OMAHA'S FASTEST QR0WIN0 STORE, ,
1 !
mil
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f
Vm r . 1
iSliiS) FARNAEI STREET. ;
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HASTINGS REDS TAKE
FASRBURY TO TRIMMING
Twa Rlfharaoa Csistf Weadlaae.
BTIIXA. Neb., April .Hreci all
Mr. and Mrs. Llyier Yl James her la
sued Invitations for the wedding ef their
daughter. Miss Haael Elberta Jamr, tu
Mr. Iiter M. Vandercenter. Thursday
evening. May . at o'clock. Th wedding
will take place at the Jam home, four
milts southwest of rUt'lla.
Mr. WUliam Robert Bates and Miss
Anna Otis M-Cool were married Wednes
day ovei.lng at the hutn of the bride's
parents. In Halem. Thry will make their
home la Fall City.
Oar "Jli Olfri This ss n.
ljon't mitts this. Cut out this U.
em lose with ( to VoWy A Co., Chicago,
311 . writing your name and address
J-arly. You will reorlv In return a
lHa! packao containing Foley's Honey
ar.d Tar Compound, fur. coughs, colds
and i-rouf l l4ry Kidney Pills, for pains
in sidr.t and back, rheunuvtlsm. back
ache, ktdiwy aod blarf'W ailments; and
Foley Cathartic Tablet, a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing tathartiu. Stout
l-os-i -nly them. Hold everywhsire
)Ml1,Miillt
HASTINGS. Nab., April .-Sperla!
Tdegram.) Th Hastings Red today
defeated Falrbury In an exhibition game.
Stntth of Haatlnga holding ghanwr' team
l two hits. Th VatterU werei Purcall
and McLaaa for Falrbury, and rVultb
and VU chard son for Ilaatlnga Th same
teams play tomcc ro wand Kearney will
play her Sunday.
Eadeavarera ta Caaveatlaa.
MADIBON. Neb., April 30. (Seclal
Telegram.) One hundred delegates are In
atteodano at tha fifth annual conven
tion of th Seventh District Christina Un
deavor union. H. II. Clark, state prest
deot, praaldod at tha evening aass'on.
Dr. Farmer of Madison gave th address
of welcome and th. response was by
Raw. Mr. KetU of Nallgh. Ta address
of tha evening was by Thomas Bowen
of Elgin on "Evangellalng Force. A
reception followed in th church parlor
llasilace ultra Wist Track Meet.
HA.STING3. Neb.. April .-Speoial
Telegram.) Hasting college won th
dual track meet with Nebraska Cbatral
ooiig ttu arurnvon. UasOng won ail
the firsts eaorpt tn tha blgb hurdles and
tike pol vault. Tba total points weest
Haulms. 3; Nebraska Central, . -
Dancing at
The Fontenelle
, f- ! ' I ! I
On Monday and Thursday nighta from
ten-thirty on, the ' beautiful . dining
rooms of the new hotel are crowded
xrith thoee who attend the Soupers
Dansants, And on Saturday after
noons from four to six the same peo
ple will be found at the ThJ Dansant
in the Ball Room. For it's a habit
that prows on you. The more you go
the more you'll "want to. Usual Sun
day Niht Dinner de Luxe from six to
nine at one fifty the pereon. A rare
musical treat by Christman's Fon
Unelle Orchestra.
Arrange for your tablet w-ith M,
C'harleH Mayortt
t
." Built For You to Enjor.
Hotel froNmcLLE
n
R ED E
Q3
Save
Money at Rubel's
Don't buy - anything ANY
WHERE without first getting
. price at ftubel's. W' . can
ear you a considerable
amount ONE -THIRD, at
least.
BRASS
Vf This is the store that
gives a Brass Bed FREE
vith every purchase
amounting to $100 or
over. Don't buy your out
fit anywhere without first
learning what you can do at
JUai
Easiest Terms
in Omaha
tftri Credit
V EkJV 1 Terms
i. a i U lil li 1 Trg-,
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Solid Oak Dresser
Hag two project
ing top drawers,
Preach bevel mir
ror, Sal price ,
50
&4
r? V''"' 1 ' '"t'MW'iisV
STEEL RANGE FOR
Coal or Gas
Br tha most IntaresUns; com
bination Gas and Coal Ranaa offer
of ths year. Tw r eases in ona
Burns either cas or coal. Nota tha
many Unproved features. Broiler In
eren: perfect satisfaction auaran'
teed. Fine baker,
wuii either oal or
ssa Come In and ae
this wonderful liana
value.
Tour OU Stov Taken In Excbanaa
itlon smaran-
m1!
Small- ficZS
est
Pay. Jfc
ments
and V
Great-'
est ' H
Favors
-Wtsaaani "isTstj
Chiffonier
Mad of solid oak: a
good, roomy Cblffo- PDK
nier; on of aevrl,
reduced for Saturday, tj
price....
Go-Carts
Exceptionally rood value
The -Tourist-1 line and the
"bturris" II n beet carts,
newest features. Prices ex
ceedingly low. be these carta
3.95 un ta SO
H 1
1513-1515 HOWARD
Sr,.15lh and 16tb Sts.
Refrigerator
TTare-door size, roomy.
Mver-iocrt aoors. aajustabl
shelves rraat
lc saver, always
dry, odorless snd
sanitary, special
at
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