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STRIKING OIL LIEN
RESULTING WORK
fifteen Hundred Employe! Return
to Bayonne and Tidewater Re
fining Hants.
SKLSJTF PRESERVES ORDER
NEW YORK, July 37. On thou-
sand fir hundred men who bad hwn
on strike for several days returned to
work today In the planta of the
Standard Oil company and the Tide
water OH company In Bayonne, X
J. Mayor Herre Garvin and Sheriff
htntead declared that the art-Ike was
broken and that by tomorrow all of
the strikers would be back at work
and that several hundred ffnards who
had been protecting the planta could
he reraored. The sheriff said he was
positive an Increase In pay would be
a ran ted the employed before the end
cf this week. '
About ,ona mea have hwn Idle tine
the strike hnn In the plant of the
andard OH company.
' As a result of thla strike' and of dis
orders la wWch sererel of the strikers
and their sympathisers war ahot and
kill, employee of the TU1wter Oil
-omny o-iit work, It vm ssid, unwtll
Initty. Sheriff Keeps Order.
Sheriff - Klnkead had W uniformed
polieameo and guards stationed about
th Standard Oil plant whan the man
aent to work today. For at block t a
guard waa stationed every fifty feet and
on every corner waa a policeman with a
rifle. A crowd of ovarii hundred men,
h gmthf red near the otl Works, waa dis
persed by the sTierlff. Two arreata ware
iiuulo. but tbr waa no disorder and the
he riff appeared to heve absolute con
trol. ' Many of the alias employee followed
tbs English speaking etrlkare eathey
entered the oil plant and the sheriff was
confident that a! foreigner weuld go
baek to work.
Tia strike waa begun to enforce a de
mand for a U per cent Increase Id waffea.
ICaala Plant Tied I p.
A tie vp ef the Eagt oil company's
plant at Cavsn Point, Jersey City, which
began yesterday whan the coopers
track, waa made complete today, when
virtually all of the. other employee struck,
A largo crowd of striker and eym
pathliiera fathered outelda the plant and
clashed several times with the too polios
stationed about the gates. Three strikers
wra arrested on minor r hargres.
WESTEFJIELD TO .
RETURN TO OliAHA
AKDFAGE CHARGE
IContlniwtd from Pane One.)
Pundee rf;e to express their spprecie-
tinn of the fntthfitl aa efficient services
rendered ta the villas of Dundee, with
out, compensation, toy each and every
member of the present board of trustee."
At that meeting were C. P.. ' Oeorge, W,
I Relby, Esra Millard, Jesse P. Painter,
A. p. Ilettdrickson. J. J. Podda and I.
K Johnson.. . ' .1.
' ( MehHaw teelioa'.
The status of tit rhuidtte street light.
li;g situation i giving the cly ewn
truwloners some concern. A question
l l.flng ralw to tha legality cf
t .x lUliiing bond sold a. wsake
hrfore the tonBoliJatlori, A a, laveetlg.
iiun made by the department ot acaount
pkI finances riiailoers the fart that F.
). Weed, IMefumubly for tha Metro.
-t!Hn . Wte foosro. was high blddse,
'.with .a premium of li.uu. Attorney J.
U Webster of the Welrr board Wld
to itse tipon tha bonds whlih later
a ere sold to Uooig & Co., at
ilvle eale. JiaUi.y & Co. of
t'hii-ags. second low bidders. In a com
muiiU-allon Jut received, aula they had
no Uuawledg of tha private gala. U Is
furfhrr pointed out that th bonds we're
eithorised for a llKhtina plant and tight;
Ina iyelem and that fallura la build ti
r'wnt mtifht' le.valldete the bonds. The
villeee rri-orde aUo show that ft3.067 of
mis iKnfl Money wae mid to (leorg
Co., for their Happy Hollow
HkiUSng stem ot seventy-nine posts
ami tt,ff. wlrlrh aa to have been
md a part ef tha c n.ral vilUge llht
ins e. bnrte.
The -lty t'otmpll feiently directed (he
l'Kil hr(nient to prorecd ajialnM (ha
bondsmeo of the contractors, who vtera
warded the lntllatlon work of the
!nuva liKhUdU yBtem, vien th 111
thp trenches fr the conduits ware orxn
nmtfriiU no tlie ground, but woi-k aua.
Norwegian Schooner
Burned by German
Submarine Craft
AWsThiftUAM, July I7.(Via Indon
-Ihe N(,r-rfc-in schooner llarbee mat
etta.ltd an, -t on ire tundey bv
-fK,rt e.,ttn,ri. Trie crew, t,.-n'j,as
Isn.ird r,er., siv,n fly t
t Into the buu. The captain be
,"r"' ether bMis on fire near th
v.l h.iw the eitMo was attacked.
Tt.e H.rb,. jeTa.hree-mated bark
l.iHl In n. ,t ,t r.gln, N. K.
""i 'r.a, j. ei,n,et,ye ,f fh,iM:ttni,
iIb Makes V en m
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It King Nw Ijfe nils. All drupel.
l)fDri. uedeee.
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BISHOP SCANNELL LAYS CORNERSTONE FOR NEW CIIAPEL
of Good Shepherd at the Good Shepherd Home on the west side.
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MAIN RAIL LINES
FKOM WARSAW .
ARE THREATENED
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(Continued from Fate One.)
"in the direction of Tukum. towards
hlok, (midway between Tukum and
Riga) the enemy's offensive, which be
gan Baturday, was repulsed with the
asalstance f ships' giini tevndently on
vessels In 4ha gulf of Riga).
"North fcf the Nlemen the enemy ep
proaehed the Pomewlas Ksydany. On the
road to Ksvno, from the southwest, there
hss been some fighting.
"On the Narew front the enemy eon.
tlnuee unauacessfuUy to attack our posi
tions on the Pssa river, near the vlllnge
of Ponvatkl. Routh.of Rosea, after a
stubborn encounter with the Germans,
who had crossed the Narew, we threw
them back In. the region near the mouth
ef the Ore, aa ar as the vtiege of that
name.
"Southeast ef Pultusk (north of War.
saw) the enemy's stacks ware repulsed.
Bmal engkgementa were begun with the
advance defeneea of Novogeocslevk.
"On the left bank of the Vistula enemy
attacks on , Ivangorod's advance works
ware repulsed with suncess. petween the
Vietua and the Vleprls the artHlary duel
eontlniiea. .
VUetweem the Visprs and the Bug, the
battle eontlnuea with great Jiitanslty, On
the Kth. the enemy attacked along the
whole front, with the esreptlott of tha
immedla.te volnity of the Vlepra.
"North of Grubechow the enemy de
livered an energetln attack with strong
forces, . but our troops repulw.d aiinnet
all tha assaults and successfully counter
attacked. There has been no change on
thla front except In a few villages,- which
paas from hand to hand.
' "There has been no fighting on the Bug,
tha Zlote Upa or the tweeter.
"Is the -Black fee, on' ftunriay .our
torpedo boats operating In the coal re
gion, destroyed foily sailing ships laden
with coa4. Taey also destroyed a new anal
shaft and a suspension bridge." - '
Auto Thieves Taken,
After a Hot Ohase
. Mj?q.N CITY, la.; July 27.-1 Special
Telegram.! After a running flitht when
several shots were fired, Charles Wea
Icr, and Wi'iiam nsnoh ere arrested
last night.' ' Leaving the stolen etito
tjiublse In which they were riding" when
alutorcjhie. Pgllcenian I'relin was crowd
ing. Ibern clo, they fd for the tsll
cedi. Other of fleers were' called, ' the
men. .surrounded . and they gve , tliein
elvea up. They coitfeesed etealing tha
M ', Tnlh tnurln car at MiUoket
wo dy before. 8hrlf Rrweather
aed In the city this afternoon and
took the in"n to Maquokela,
Publiols Asked .
To Continue Search
MAtON CITY., la... July St.-ii.iai.
Telcgram.)-hcar V. Ooltitherpe and his
ife have Issued a public statement, a ak
in for continued dfrorta on the part ef
the pcopel to rind their child, ttilcwlng for
five day. .They gre sauericd. as are
hundreds pf p!hr, thst th,a child wss
killed by n automobile or was stolen,
fublla highways re l-elng scarwhtd for
mllrg In cveiy dl)ectlo).
SHENANDOAH COUPLE
ELOPES TO MALVERN
K 1 1 KN ITS I iOAI t, July . JT,-ipevlai.)-t
iJI"lltig v'hlle the nie'ubcrs of her family
hi-ere attsndtng the cliuulsuviua at Sidney,
Mus Fern lirckal nt Harlan lUleton
drove to k1lvrn SKimlgy afternncn and
were marned at the home of Che Kv,
frank faidweil, patr of the Methocl'W
church. The wcd.iirg at this time rumri
ag a aurix-lse to the nienibura f both the
biide'f and g'ooin's famlllo X note was
nt beck by the drivrr of the autprru4tta
frvm Klilney to htr parenU, fr. and Mrs,
Ueorge W. tteckel, telling of the wedding
nda letter to his mother, M ra H. K. Ral
ston, waa the ftnl nevrs re-elved by hie
family.
The bride hss Wen g tacher In the
Ftiensndoah luil.liu schools tha lat l
yeaia Mr. JUIf.uii Is a traveling !.
men for a tiardmere company of Chlcaso.
Mr. and Mrs Helstuii wftl maka tbvlr
hmne In Marehalltoan. lit The inarriaire
lli-oiaat was obtained H.uir1y at (jiru-
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IS STATEMIBY
' STATE'S ATTORNEY
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one ticket for two when they went to
gether, and tha federal inspector counted
only one for such two children. The
reecuss of bodies have shown that many
children of this age went on tha boat. -
"There' were seventy mombers of the
crew and there wss en orchestra ef at
least half a dosen men. se that to make
a total of 3,704 on the boat we only ha"a
to allow for about seventy-five small chil
dren," bgbles end children under 11."
Seamen's Leader Makea eeetlona,
"There are only two ways that poaelbly
can establish and maintain safety at
aea,' Andrew Furuaeth, president of the
International Beamen'g Union of A mer
le said, "One Is to make the shtnowrv
era responsible In damages to the travel.
Ing public! for Injury or death to pauses,
gers, thus giving to the shipowner a epe
ctfled financial Interest In safety.
"Coupled with guoh responsibility to tha
passengers the Insurance laws might be
o amended that either ever-insuranee or
complete insurance would he prevented,
thus leaving part ef the risk with the
owner Instead of distributing It over the
public.
"The second method would be te enact
by law er regulation such rules for aafety
a shall he needed. Our Inspection laws
provide for a superior Inspector general
and one supervising InspAotor far each
district. The supervising inspectors, by
authority of congress, to make such rulse
as shall Insure fty In travel, .
"The aupervlslng inspectors are ap
pointed either directly or tndireotly upon
the rerommendattgn ef ehjp owners. They
are covered tinder olvll servtoe, but if
either local Inspectors or supervising ln
speotors develop too great activity or too
Itvely a consolsnea. If, In ether Words,
they benoma obnoxious to the ship owner
In that dleUitt In acme way they get out
of the service. They know these tilings
and. of course. It Influences, either con
sciously or .uncutie. Iously, not oely all
the rules they make, but the way these
1 rules art carried out,". ' .
r r'aaerale H'edaeeday.
While- tomorrow' will be known 'as
"Blaek Wednesday" In Ocere and other
Weet filde sumirba that suffered heavily
from tha Eastland disaster, yet seores of
funerals ware held today. Free funeral
service have bean provided for fajmlllea
left destitute, and to morrow eommurttty
ssrvlres will he held In vsrhmie churches
In three suburb:. - i
It Is estlmatctd that 4.000 persons will
be In Immedlaio need of eunport when all
of the bodies have ban buried.
Ex-Tennis Champ .
Pleads Guilty to
Charge of Larceny
N5W Ytax. July. r.-Jusuve , jr.
Tourtherd. 36 years old, former Indoor
tennis champion, and for several year
a keen cpntiniler In outdoor national
tournaments, pleaded guilty today to the
larceny of golf tut! Is valurd at lie) from
Abercrombie Kit oh, dealers in aiotrt
Ing goods, where he was employed.
Jthlge Rosalsky, of general sessions, be.
tot wfcem Ite Kia.le Ms wnundtil
him for sentence until FHday.
George Oordon Walt'.a ceunsai for
Tpitchsrd,- In asking for mercy for his
client, told the court that early this
year Totuihard e wife dld In child-birth
aod that the defendant was left with
the baby. - Poetoro and medicine bills,
ha said, had piled up, and his client'
resources were at an end. Then came
temptation and he fell.
Italian General r
is Killed in Battle
UAINK. Italy, July Jt-tVig Paris,
July (7.1 Ueneral Antonio Cantors has
ln killed In battle on the tsoeae frnt.
He la tha flret offUwr of that rank loat
by Italy. He sen a general s eommlnsion
hy the hsrnlam he dleplgyed - during
operations In Tripoli.
Uvneial Oantore hd charge ef amlons
which resulted irt the ocrupattoa of Ala
snd otner villages pear Roverta, ta Tren
lib'J. He ass armed only with a rMlng
whip, with ahich be direrted bis mea
fiom lis) most spfd poellioB. JeSar
iig ha would be efmm-l to run ls risk
thsn hi Srtlrlirrs
A "For aete eg mn turn sveund fcfctd
fi.iinHuri' into caa.
-Beautiful structure
Building and Loan
Assets Increase One
Hundred Million
SAN KRANCJSCO. Cel.. July 7.-The
building and loan associations of the
United Statea Increased their assets a
little mora than $100,000,000 during 1914,
marking a growth of 1.72 per cent over
the prevloua year, according to the an
nual report of H- F. Cellotlug of Cincin
nati, gecretary of the United States
Lasague ot Local Building and Loan As
sociations, made here today at tha
twenty-third annual meeting.
Secretary Cellerlua continued:
'Considering the fact that this period
Included six months of the great, war In
Kurope, during- which time there alga ex
isted in this country an Industrial depres
sion more or less severs, this showing
peaks volumes for the thrift and saving
habits ef the wage-earning classes of our
cltUen, who are the chief patrons of these
Institutions. ', -
"Tha hard tiroes apparently have stim
ulated and enforced economy and the re
duction of unnecessary expense, which
In times of great prosperity are usually
on the increase, and have brought hoine
to the people the necessity of conserving
their resources. A a result they -are
saving as much, or more, In proportion
than they did during the prosperous
periods. t
"There are now In the United States
6,613 building and loan associations, with
a membership of I.U4.4S6, and assets es
receting el.36T,4a,03ij. an increase over
laat year of lht associations, 8t?.oot mem
bers and flOt.teO.MT In assets. The aver
age amount due each member la (U7.U,
as against 1410.1$, the amount shown last
year."
Eight Men Killed :
by Explosion in
Illinois Coal Mine
CHRISTOPHER, 111. July P.-Elght
men wre killed and fifteen badly burned
In a gas explosion at one of the entramaes
ef the Moderwell mine here today, Three
men are missing.
The number of men In tha mine whea
the aacident occurred is not clear, figures
ranging from about 2M to 4i0. Lgs than
thirty men ware at the entrance where
the explosion look place, the other Work
men being at the ether entrances.
All but those af the burning entrance
escaped. ..... .
Oil Employes Vote
; to Return to Work
NEW YORK, July t7.-The strikers, of
the ftandard Oil company at a Itreet
meeting late today voted to accept the
(.ropoeJiloa ef Q h. Hemteeey, the plant
superintendent, and return to work to
morrqw. GERMAN SUBMARINES
SINK NINE TRAWLERS
IJN'DON. July V. Apparently deter
mined to demoralise thi Hrltialt fish sup
ply as piuch a possible, two German
g-i JLJ-'-L
fz, : , - - i? jmrrrT. ?' i. . " J
After the game you will be fa
tigued and tired out. It is then
that you will especially tPfrty
appreciate a cold bottle of Krug J,hj
a beer of quality. Save cuponsTndTpet
premiums.
oiUILL1E1nCANTILi: CO- DUtrlbutor.
wonl ovotA isa ij HArg A BilVV UOKM.
being erected for the Sisters
C 1
V
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submarine have appeared suddenly
among the fishing .fleet off the north
coast of Scotland, and by shell fire
sunk nine trawler.
L1RS. TIIOFslSOfl 1
TELLS MEN
How She Was Helped During
Change of Life by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. , )
Philadelphia, Pa. '1 am juat 62 yean
of age and during Change of Life I suf
fered lor glx year
Urribly. I tried mv
eraJ doctors but none
seemed to give jna
any relief. Every
month the pains were
Intenae In both aide,
and made ma o
weak that I had to
go to berj. At laat
a friend recommen
ded Lydia E. Pink
ham'g Vetretable
Compound to mo and I tried it at once
and found much relief. After that I
had no pain at all and could do my
housework and shopping the same
as always. For years I have praised
Lydia E, rinkham's Vegetable Com-'
pound for what it has done for ma,
and shall always recommend it aa a wo
man's friend. You are at liberty to use
my letter in any way. "-.Mrs. Thomson,
m W. Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa,
Changs of Ufa is one of tha moat
critieal periods of a woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known to
carry women so successfully through
this trying period as Lydia E. piukiism's
Vegetable Compound.
If you want apeoial adyica
vrrltn to Lydia K. l'inkham Mod
ioine Co. (ontideiitlal), Lynn,
Msvea. Your letter frill be opened
read and answered by a woman
and held in (strict confidence. .
. . HOTKI.S.
rS!Sn!Sinm0(!tm i s31ssiawSTwsiliW
Glen Morris Inn
Christinas Lake, Mlnnetonka
Popular Rendsezoas
of Omaha People ,
0wne4 and Operated by
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alinneanoU, Minn.
3'
Thompson
Come Tomorrow
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