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'111 i-. i-.K: OMAHA. , i-i.hDAV. .1 INK iM. 1!M5.
Asks Place as Judge to Carry Out Ideas of Child Reform
THAWNEVERINSAHE
SAKS DRJ3ANCR0FT
Kew Hampshire Alienist Sayi Kill
ing of White Wa Due to An
ger and Jealousy.
INSANE NEVER HAVE REGRETS
NKW . YORK. June 2. Dr.
Charles P. Bancroft, head i)f thp Now
Mampsbtre Stnle IWpital for the ln
an. and a member of the Federal
onitniwton which fxamined Harry
K. Thaw during his sojourn in Now
Hampshire, testified today that In his
BRITON SUGGESTS
MOVEJOR PEACE
Commons Member Sayi He Will Ask
Premier if Government Con
siden St?ting Terms.
Thompson-Belden?Oo.
TO SUBMIT INQUIRY TODAY
opinion Thaw not only was sane, hut
always had been sane. Itr. Hnncroft
testified as an expert alirniM in the
jury proceedings to determine Thaw's
mental condition. i
Thaw's act in killing Stanford
White, Dr. Hanrrpft said, was not tli,
product of a systematized delusion
mch as characterized !he trite par- j
..roar. I
'The killliic of Stanford White." lie
fail. "atip-arrd to us inmlonntp. Im- I
infivo nrt. growing out h (ondltliin
mind ilue i-hlefly t? miKor .md cnl-
ousy, whlh a the flnnl rtilnilnntlin
"f a srl! of circumstance that had
rcn bearing rtwn on him a Ionic time,
ll dl.l not M-cin a 1K 'f t.arnn'ln. tint
was due to jialouav of Mr W'tilt', not
to i)itrri ronrtltl'in of inlnrt.
Thaw knew that White hml b-pii an-
tironiatt- to him In mi impl'' t nt w,n
lie. WinM to K"t even with W'liit v His I
ait was the iiro-liK't of n ne -ulnd
which. sfter he had lnl'ilirc in 'hnm
pacna. suddnniy lost its control." i
' Tlun you believe Thnw wns nmr In
fsne?" sakeil teptity Attorney Cener.tl
r..rker. j
"I tin." wss the replv "Another res- I
eon for my h"'.l-f is that Thaw expreNel j
egret for Ids deed A parsnolnc never j
expresses regret. He continually trlc to j
Justify the tiead. and no amount of pet- Nh'W
suaxlon can convince him that he tins I Margolea TSsrlsht
Tests I.nsf Three Wfrkl.
Dr. Panrroft yesterday afternoon said
that he had examined Thaw both men
tally and physically over n period of thee
weeks and had tested hls mer.lul condi
tion "for reaction from every possible
angle." He said that the members of
the commission had Bono over In detail
with Thaw all tha circumstances of hts
:ife and had omitted no topic which might
bring to the sMrface the delusion from
whlrh the state alleges Thaw was suf
fering at the time he shot Ftanford
White and slIU la that he Is "divinely
appointed the protector of American girl
hood." "We found htm perfectly aane and ra
tional." aald Dr. Bancroft. Ha Kald on
cross-examination that a true paranolao
such as the state chargea Thaw to be,
might for a time submerge hla delusion
so aa to defy the teata of tha most ex
pert alienists, but did not think that this
could ba done for mora than two or
three months. It was bound to appear
after a while.
.The plan to examlna President Limcrltus
rVarlea W. Bitot of Harvard to find out
why Thaw wa expelled trom 'hat In
stitution In ltftl has been abandoned, It
was announced by tha stats today, aa Pr.
Fllot' had written that ha could not re
member any of the clrcumstancea 'n tha
rase.
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KONnOX. .tune ;n.--Hatd Ma-
I non, liberal member of the House of
Cnniniona for Coventry, has given
nntlep that he wi!i nsk Premier As
ri'iith in the house on Wednesday
"whether, in view of rcr'ain ppeechej
by some members of the German
Parliament c,.eTni,ding a speedy and
; honorthle peacp. his majesty's gov
! ernnient will consider the advlsabil
i ity of stating more specifically than
! heretofore the terms upon which
i aueh a peace would he possible with
j the object of hastening such a happy
consummation.''
Loop lr Votea School Ronda.
II P CITY. Neb., June 29 'Special,
j Telegram.) The school bond election held
; hero today resulted in favor c.f the bonds j
' by a wide margin. Three hundred ani j
ninety votes were ca9t, of which three,
was 288 for the bonda and 102 against, j
The propotiltlon called for a $30,000 bond '
Ihftie to run twenty years, or payment at 1
'the option of the district at date of any
' interest payment three yeara after date,
' of Issue. ,
CELEBRATE THE FOURTH OF JULY
YORJv, June y. Mis. ''lance
"There la needed In our social adminls-
who has applied to'tiatlon some power between tiie prison
BRYAN FINDS WEST
SOOTHING AFTER HIS
TRIAL OF THE EAST
Mayor Mitchell for appointment n
Justice of the rourt of special sessions,
children's division, has outlined the plat-
and the child of the crowded East Bide,
where the Kangster la bred. This power
should He In a children's court, and the
form upon which she will urKe her selec-1 dispenser of law In this court ahould be
tlon for office. Mrs. P-arlght la a prac- a woman familiar with children. In sym
t Icing lawyer, with two c'llldren. Hho;puthy with them and willing to help
says: ; theni tonord better Uvea.
"My plan for dealing with 'boys and j "In my work upon the Kast Side 1 have
girls) has for Its ultimate aim the eradlca-1 found the courts, through lack of under
tion of Crime, in a large measure, by atnndlng, turning countless children, who
projier handling of first offenders. I have run ai'onl of the law, toward tho
1 The best and mom profitable way to
downward path of the gangster and tha "celebrate" la to buy and wear a genu
woman of the streets. A sympathetic ' 1'ianiond or handsome W atch Per-
. . , . ' 7 . 1 hnis von are planning a trip "hue
Judge sitting In their court, aided hv the ; hemic." Take EI! the Dlamfmd Rln
acorea of noble women who have conae-, von promised. One of our beautiful
,a ,ui,. ii. .. . , wide spread diamonds. 14k solid gold
. Ml . " .....iu-..l.. , lj0ffis ..HerfoctlohM or Loftia "Belcher-1
might keep them from dishonor. mounting, will be sure to pleaae: month-j
"Instead of branding a flrat offender lv payments only 16. You may wish to,
with a prlaon or correctional sentence. I ''"L''Ll f ""iifj I
1 nff 1:111111 inuuiu i iurnra over to soinii
One Table of Choice Merchandise
at Half-Price
To clean up broken lots we have filled a largo table
with Muslin Gown3, Drawers, and Combinations, ajid '
have marked them at one-half of their regular price for
Wednesday selling. In this lot you will find women's
gowns that sold from $2.35 to $10.03; combinations,
mostly large sizes, that sold from $1.25 to $9.75; Drawers,
open or closed, lhat sold from 50c to 32.50.
Choice Wednesday at One-Half Price.
Third Floor.
Buttons
We are showing a large line of the latest novelties
in buttons. Small, medium and large sizes, colors pink,
blue, white, lavender and green, suitable for trimming
waists and suits.
Name Tape
If you are contemplating sending your boys and girls
away to school or college, now is the time to place your
orders for Cash's woven names, suitable for marking
wearing apparel.
We also carry a line cf single and double initials
from A to Y.
The Store for Shirtwaists
Special Wash Waists SI. 00 and $1.95
kind hearted woman or to sonm organ
ization of women to develop Its surplus
energy toward self-government."
f 2.S0
Month
r
any of these disaktc
life In Hi! of thcu
Insignificant as comnared with the lot
of llt-i which can rcsnjioriably be expec ted
to txuiia to this coururr If we lake part
In the war. What will be the sum of trie ,
tieople's aorrow If bv the natlon'a volun-
tary act so great a calamity is brought
upon the country '.'
If you would know what the cost of this
war Is In dollars and cents, remember
that the expenditures now amount v
something like MuO.OuO.nuO a week. ll.iVio.-
ono.ouo a month, or l.ono,no0,00n bt ten
months. Within the last few days one
of the belligerent nations has . voted a
credit of f.ouu.,ouo to carry on the war;
another has announoed a loan of $1, lli -OiAOO
loans are tha order of the day
now: they are mortgagee placed upon
the future for money to be aquandared
In the present. What would be the pe
cuniary cost to this country If we en
guired In this war? The Jingoes ar al
ready Instating upon an Immediate, ap
propriation of MK),(iuo,(u to put the coun
try in a state of preparedness, ll.nQO.aoo
more than the cost of the Panama canal.
What would (0(10,000,000 do for this coun
try If expended In establishing wator
ways connection between the lakes and
tha gulf?
One of the eastern newspapers a few
days ago suggested thut coiurresa ought
to be celled together at once to vole
1 ,000.000.0110 to create a war fund War
Is a hlgh-prlccd luxury It oosts ro,ooo.ouo
to produce a modern cannon. Measure
this sum bv the price of mowera or cul
tivators, or by Uie coat or reclaiming
arid lands, and aee how much more ex
pensive It Is to destroy than It la tn
produce.
Cost of Battleship.
The last battleship launched, the Arl
sona, cost ttG.OOO.cOu, ( onuwre tnln sum
with 23,00o.00O, the entire amount appro
priated laat year for the Department of
Agriculture more than one-half aa mucli
IKiit for one battleship as we give to
the department which guarda the Inter
eets of the farmers of the nation.
Those who are demanding war do not
represent the American people thv do
not represent the farmers who constitute
nearly one-half of the population; they
do not represent the laboring men, who,
with the farmera. constitute something
like two-thirds of the population of the
country; and they do not represent the
business men who buy from, and sell to.
the farmera and laborer, or those en
gaged tn transporting the products of
the oountry. These four classes consti
tute not less than at) per cent of our en
tire population; these do not desire war.
for UDun them would fall the burden of
conducting 11. They would also have to
furnish tha aoldlera and they would have
to pay tha taxes to supply tha funds for
"lalarr I rnlateallonel.
Mr. Pryan declared that Injury don
our commerce by otheY nations la unin
tentional and dona by them because they
deem It necessary to their causa to win,
hence we should use every diplomatic
meana to prevent such Injury, but always
rememtwrlng these acta are not an at
tack upon us.
c?Ar ViBoom Started for
Muse for Governor
(Continued from Paae One.)
gurstlun from the standpoint of tha man
who earna his living.
Oeaprt tit Faroe.
These men who spend their lime preach
ing tho gospel of foree have tried to lash
tils country Into an uproar for war; and
-.ev recent, aa 1f unpatriotic, any at
tempt to overcome their Influence. They
not only assume the exclusive rlaht to
define national honor and to direct the
national polity, but they are preajmp
llous enough to attempt to Instruct the
t resident as to whom he should or should
not entrust with office. As I was leav
i.ig the east I read anedltnrlal In a Mon
uay morning paper warning th president
i ot to appoint as counsellor for the htatc
i.epartment a certain prominent Demo
crat, named by the paper, because he Is
of i:aker ancestry and therefor preenined
to favor peacciul inethoda rattier than
warlike methods, and yet If the makers
ii ammunition were to get together to
morrow and select their chief counsel and
letommeiwt him aa th proper person to
aOvlsa th president aa to the retire
ment ii if national honor.' every lngo
editor would Join In the recommendation
und Insist that he represented the highest
type of cttftensulp,
The Karnier' Interest.
Sneaking In this splendid f aiming sec
tion of this great agricultural ftmc, and
speaking at Ibis time, I have little choice
as to me subject to be discussed, 'the
turners' Interest In pence naturally sug
gests itself g, the most appropriate theme
i r ua to consider on this occasion.
1 he tanner lives his day near to na
ture and In tha presence ot those iiogltty
lorces which dally speak to him ot hts
lieator he la uncorrupted by that tierce
etrcggle for wealth which makes men
telnet liod and the duty which mey owe
lu their fellowmen. He Uvea where the
tie of neighborhood are atrong and
e I ere the Incentives to conflict are few;
in. i lie haa no pecuniary Interest in ths
Indusirles which thrive on war. Mo lives
lo- las clillureii; to rale them light and
i r.d them forth propeilv educated and
trained for the responsibilities ef citlscn
snip Is his chief cure Me does not take
kindly to the Idea of sacrificing tiiem to
grainy sommme s military ambition or
to purchase markets. Having no pur
pi res that need to be concealed, he ,toes
i.ot understand the diplomacy thut ml-1 nerved their purpose.
in mi . liiiiweii mnocac.I ot
t.trmful Intent, he la not easily convmieiV
thai the world la so wicked as to require
mis nation to arm Itself to tne teeUi and
v agger about looking for an excuse to
llsht. While he la ready to give l is all
to hla country If hla country needs It, hla
tastea aa well aa hla Interests make him
tnts friend of peace and the aposu of
kiod will.
Meaalagc mt War Is I , I,
I cannot better present the line of
thought which 1 have la mind than by
asking you to consider with me three
questions:
Klrst What would war mean to the
I tilted Mlates?
Kecond What Is there In th present
situation which would Justify us In en
tering Into tt.is European conflict and
wtiai methods ahould be employed for the
aajusiment ut such differences as arise
between us and the belligerent nations?
Third How can the sentiment of the
people be brought to th attention of the
president la eruer that the sentiment
may counteract the Influenoe of that por
tion of tti press which la Insisting upon
a course, which may. If adopted, lead ua
into war.
To understand what this war really la
take ths nnmoer aotuallg killed thus far
-iiwni than 1. men. and the number
woundnd. more than t.uuO.OUO men and
compare this enormous loss of lit with
' ' population of one of th larger states
this will give you aonie Idea of th aacri.
flo n life. Look back ovr th laat ll
.'esre ana recall the expressions of sym-
.MAriON f'lTY, la.. June .?i.-(Hpcciall-W.
F. Muse of this city Is receiving flat
tering notice from the press of Iowa aa
the logical candidate for governor. Mr.
Muse waa for a number of yearn the
havy bass of the Ottumwa quartette,
end for the lust ten year has been the
musical director of the Empyrean quar
tette of this city. Along with this he M
postmaster of Maaont City and editor of
the Olobe Gasette. Freeman Oonavsay,
editor of the opposltPi paper, the Tlmea,
la heartily supporting the heavy-bgaa-editor-poatmaater
forrthe position
Young Women to Drill
at the Crete Camp
Company C, Second Nebraska, of llan-
ner lodge No. 11, Fraternal Aid I'nlon.
under Captain llertha M WaMellck, will
attend the state encampment on July
5th to 11th. Incluelvcly, to he) held at
Crete, Neb. The members who will go
are Uadie Letts, Una Smith, Lknma Rum
try, Mlnnlo Johnson, Kate O. Ilanlon,
Charlotte L'ggert, Angelina Herwln, Sadie
Imffy, Margaret Henne, draco Orogan,
draco Riley, JoHephino Hays, llertha
Cooper, Leah lllxlcr, Alvla Kolouchlck,
Kdna Pownu. Vera Fuller.
If diplomacy falls, th plans provided
by treaties are always available and al
low tlm for passlona to subside.
"If a mayor can keep people off th
streets during a riot, cannot the federal
government keep th people out of th
war gone while the belligerents are shoot
ing at each other T" asked Mr. Bryan.
Mr. Bryan urged tho people to write
to the president and urge him to avoid
hostilities. This, Mr. Bryan thought
would be the best way to let him know
the real sentiment of tha public. Public
resolution and similar expressions also
DEATH RECORD.
tJeorge F. North up.
TORK. Neb., June Special.)
Oeorge F. Northup died Sunday after
noon at the age of 7. He had been a
resident of York for many year. The
funeral w-u held this afternoon from tha
residenco on West Fourth street. Rev.
K. L. Lindsay had charge.
Mrs. Kllsaheth Johuawn.
HARVARD. Neb.. June 29. (Spoclal.)
Mrs. Klli.ibeth Johnson, wife of V. F.
Johnson, an old resident of this city, dlej
al her home In South Harvard this morn
ing after a long Illness. She was 5 years
of age. She is survived by her husband,
who is t years old
Uses lluebert.
HENDERSON. Neb.. June a.-tSpc-cUD-Claur
Hubert died at the family
heme In this village last Saturday after
noon. Ho was 60 years old. He came
from Russia and had lived In thia vicinity
more than forty years.
town. He takes the plate of the agent,
who ia very ill. Tho young men em
ployed in the office were raised h
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r both fine aoild gold. Lever set, run
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Yotler Is now faultier, Lesler Yoder will I
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Mill liss I
Edgerton Protests
Sale of City Bonds
(From a Ktaff Correspondent.)
14NOOL.N, June .-Speclal.-rrank
E. Edgerton. acting for the Nebraska
Iowa Oaa company, appeared befor th
Ptate Board of FMucstk nsl Punda today
protesting against the sale of bonds of
th city of Blair for th construction of
a municipal lighting plant. Th bond
ar In th sum of VW.ono and wer voted
som tlm ago. Th gas company which
waa operating an electric servle in Blair
at th tlm of th election, allege that
It holds a franchise from th city to
operate a plant, and that th city has no
tight to put tn a competing plant.
Kalla Mir Aaeot Promoted.
FAU.S CITY, Neb , June 2.-iBpec!al.
-J. D. Codington, cashier at the MIaour
Pacific depot, has been promoted to the
position of cgent at Auburn, his home
I
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DexMirtaaeat Order. I
WASHINGTON. June .-itpclal Tele-
gram. ttoulh Dakota, poatmaaler ap
pointed: Bates. Hand oountyL Alex I
tJllott, vo T. Homer, removed; Oraham, I
l ntirtt county, Dora M. Plootte vu i
John Graham, resigned; Neville. Mellette f
county. Ellis M. MCuly. new ofn.e. :
Tha Burns National bank of 8t Joseph. !
Mo liss ho approvrd aa a raerve
sgent for the German National Iwnk
liamings. Neb.
Kliaabeth ('. t'hllda of I'averport a , I
ras been apptUntrd assiaisnt matron n' "
Ihe lienoa Indian srhool, Nehrsska, J
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Conservative Association Dividends
July 1st, at the rata of 6c per annum (amounting to $257,582.25), will be
promptly credited to all members and compounded that day, if allowed to re
main, whether members' books are presented at the office or not.
Cm account of our large membership (over 20,000) tho officers ex
pressly request thnt Saving Memliers, who do not tlesiro to withdraw
r pay in money, present their pass-books for entry of dividends after
the 7th of July, us in that way tlioy will receive prompt attention and
lose nothing by way of compounding of earnings.
Borrowins members may jvay as usual. ry".w,7
Resources, $10,500,000.00. Contingent Loss Fund, $263,500.00.
The Conservative Savings & Loan Association
1614 Harney Street. Omaha. Neb.
GEO. F. GILMORE, President. PAUL W. KUHNS, Secretary.
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