THE BEK: OMAHA, FRIDAY, ' NOVEMBER 2f,
1915.
JOE STECHER IS
AGAIN CROWNED
KING 0F'EM ALL
(Continued from Page On.)
tun and ths crowd watched with bated
treath. Thera wu no cheering now. In
twinkling on of Btscher'g lone arms
hot out. serpent-like, and tangled with
I'.uutne'i toot Bfor th onlooker
could recover from their surprise the
Kefcraakan was on top with hla two legs
tqieetlnf Humni'i torso. In flvs mln
Ues and four eeoonds Rmlth anS
slapped Steeher'a shoulder and Tousiff
I'iimim" th Nebraska wreattsr's bugs
toi, mas a second-rater,
Albert Halting and J. W. Jackman of
Cllvr Crk timed th fall.
"He's th greatest wrestler In th
vorld," exclaimed Refer Smith to Hug-
air. as the latter limped to hla corner
nd doon a rob.
"Bo do I." absently answered th Bul
garian. "H wan toff guy."
Ocn Melady, promoter of the affair,
a at aatlafied with th outcome, vn
though th 4.H attendance waa not up
to hi expectation.
"Omaha would have brought out twica
i. many." he aald. "However, I have no
regret on that score. I am glad to have
th. opportunity to again ahow Joe
Fiecher up for th clean, honeat, whol
aome athlete that h la."
Of th 14.000 person 'who paid ad mis
Ion to ee th big match between th
wrtlinf premier, perhap nearly 1.A0Q
war irora Omaha. On pctal train
of twlv coaches, hauled by two Bur
lington engine, and carrying over 1.W0
wreatilng fan wer led Into th atadium
by Dan Oalne of th Merchant hotel,
Calnea organised th Omaha contingent
faithfully, and when they moved Into
th big atadium, th other already ther
buret Into a welcoming cheer. Earlier
train from Omaha were crowded to
capacity, and hundred of other went
In automobile In aplt of th cold
weather. r
Only one preliminary match we of
fered, whirh waa a relief to th crowd
at that, alno everyone at peered to be
keyed up to nothing but a headllner
pitch. Fred Moormler of Cortland and
Carls Jordan of Friend, Neb., tussled
for twenty minute to a 'raw, neither
rhovlig anythn g sensational, but io
lug nougr to kill a little time, and whet
their appetite. Karl Caddocic was ref
ei of th preliminary.
ff-ADOO ADYOCATES
INCREASED TAXES
TOPAYFORDEFEHSE
(Continued from Fag On.)
appropriate by the oongrea for supple
mental estimate and deflclenoe for th
flsesl year I'm, a total of tlS.000.000.0O,
"Kurpjua for fiscal year 191 (aaaumlng
that emergency taxes and sugar dutlea
ar continued). il01.844.BX.Te, . ;
''Panama eanal paymenta for JOT vr
estimated: at t2e.0O0.O0O Th, undr
existing law, may b paid by aal of
bond. If paid, however, out of currant
revenue, we muat deduct Hi, 000,00a
"On this bail, avallabl balanoa at nd
of flacal year 191s. would be f74.W4.M-T.
"Now let u eonstdsr th fUcal year
1?17, which we begin with a balance in
the treaeury of r.4.Tl
"Total animated receipt, on th
umption that preaent emergency revenue
taxea and dutlea on raw sugar ar eoa
tlnued. I7JO.6OO.O0O.
"Total for 1917, MOT.lU.ICaT.
Estimate DUaarseaaeate.
"Total eatlmated disbursements, Includ
ing tM.WO.ooo new or additional expsndl
turea for greater Rational dfne or
preparedness and excluding Panama
canal payment. tKSZ.tei.000,
"Deficiency, 1817. .M.tM.Sl
"Estimated deficiencies and supple
mental appropriation for 1017. tl.000,Ooa
"Add for working balance In treasury
to begin flacal year IMS, IM.000.000.
"Panama Canal payinanU for 1317 ax
eatlmated at Hi. 006.000.
"If paid out of revenue and not from
al of bond, add CX.Ooo.oon.
"On thU baat th total now revenue
to be raised for fiscal year 191T l HHV
SO&.S4.22. ,
"It, however, th Panama canal pay-
menu for th year 1st and W7, amount'
Ing to a total of tftO.OOO.ooo, should be
paid from th proceeds of bond sales,
then th amount of additional revenue
which must b raised for th rural year
1917 t estimated to be tO,0,a&4.n. it
would not be aa unusual thing to finance
th Panama canal pay menu by th sal
of govrnmnt bond; In taot, tiSe.00,-
tdt.03 of ranama canal paymenta htve
been met by th sal of uch bond a
follow:
Series of !.
"Berte of 104. administration of Pree
Ident Roosevelt. I per eent, principal of
bond. tM.CU.M0; premium received.
tl.t.tl
"Bene of U0S. administration ef Pres
ident Roosevelt. I per eent. principal on
bond. 130,000,000; premium received.
tTJi.onttl.
Series of W1U administration of Pra-
ldent Taft t per eeot, principal on
bond. tAOOO.ODO; premium received.
ti.s-i.mit.
"Tout principal of bonds, tlKOl.M0;
total premium received, $3.t8,K.04.
"Total realised, 13B,O0.H M.
"Under th present administration all
payment for th Panama canal have
been mad out of current revenues,
amounting sine March , ltlA. to data,
to tST,0M.r.t.8. Ther Is no nooessity in
my opinion tor th Issuance) of bonds,
notwithstanding th continuance of th
European war and Its Inevitable effect
upon tba revenue.
What tie Prefers.
"I bellev that It would be far prefer
able to continue to pay the expenditures
for th Panama eanal out of current rev
enue, especially lno th caaal la al
most completed and It I likely that th
demand upoa th treeiury from that
source will largely decrease In th near
future. If the policy la adopted of pro
viding sufficient revenues to cover th
Pirnama canal payments as well as aU
ott.tr demands oa the treasury, H will
probably be broad enough to tak car
of any ordinary fluctuations In th rev
enue snd expenditures of th govern,
n.rnt In the future.
'Therefore, If bonds ar not Issued for
Panama canal payments, the total
mount of new revenue required for the
fi.t.al inr 1917 (assuming, as before
i,icd. t!.t the present duty on sugar
A Thanksgiving Picture Story
IT
before: taking
AN D-AFTELR TAKING-
and th present emergency revenue taxes
re continued) Is I112.R08.3M.22, In which
Is Included th sum of W.too.OOO for pre
paredness or new moasures for the na
tional defen. This amount can easily
b raised by the Internal taxation with.
out apprechtbt burden upon th Amer
ican people.
Resoarees Ho reat.
"Th resource and wealth nf th onun-
try ar so great and are lncrwaalno an
rapidly that th need of th government
for It normally growing expenditure
and for th carrying out of th larger
program for national defnna can readily
bo met. Merely aa auasestlons I wnuM
say that consideration may well be given
to increasing the rate of taxation on
Individual and oornorata Inmnu, , e
reducing th exemption under the present
law of tlOUO for single and M.000 for
married persona to 12.000 and M.OOO reapeo-
uvsiy. Tn surtax could besln at Iioom
or tlt.000 Inateadv of 120.030 as mvMl
at preaent.
"In addition to anv liwruui Ih.t .
b mad In th corporation and Indl-
viauai income taxes a tax ecu id b lm.
Posed on such Products as saaollna. nriiHj,
and refined oils, hors power of automo
bile and other Internal oombustlon
engines, and various other article not
necessary to mention. The taxes would
b widely dlffusod s&nrl tlnsi rvi1v fat I
Certainly th nation Is willing when It
is so ani to do so, to rals by taxation
th amount needed for such a vital pur
pos aa national preparedness and de-
iens.
"It I. Of Course, th flinnllnn nf
congress to determine what revenue shall
b ral4 and how, and these view muet
noi d considered a a program but
merely suggestions for Uoulon."
An Isapravea Qalalae, Dwi Nat
Caase Ifervoaaaesa Nor RlaaJaa;
tn th Head,
The happy combination nf itit. i
LaxaUv Bromo Quinine make th Qui
nine in thi form hav a far better effect
than th ordinary Quinine, and It can be
taken by anyone without affecting the
head. Remember to call for the full
nam, ixwk for signature of B. W.
Orov. J5a-Advertisement.
services will be held at the horn Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Mr.
Vaaer of York will have charge of the
acrvlce.
RUSSIAN SHIP ESCAPES
. FROM SUBMARINE
MARSEILLES. Nov. 25.-Th Russian
freight steamer Odessa arrived her to
day and reported It had been pursued
by a submarine. Its cscaps was owing
to Its superior speed and th roughness
of th sea.
Th Odessa, of 1272 ton gross, was
last reported leaving Marseilles, October
tB, for Salon) kl, Oreece.
. A 'Tor Sal" ad wm tor second-hand
furniture into cash.
TO STOP DANDRUFF
AND FALLING HAIR
Horn) Made Hair Tonic Stop Dan
draff In From One to Fire
Night.
Tou can remove dntnff mnA
eruptions in from on to fv nights by
in us of th following simple recipe,
which you can mix at horn or hav
Put up at any drug stors at very little
cost. It does not color th hair and Is
perfectly harmless.
vtr .....One-half pint
2r Run On ounce,
Texol Compound.... One-quarter ounce.
Olycrln On-o.uartr ounce.
A half pint I all you need. Rub It
Into the scalp well at nights and after
a few applications the dandruff and scalp
ruptions will disappear and th hair
will atop falling out and becom soft
and glossy. Advertisement.
Judge Whose Wife
Killed in Quarrel
Put Under Arrest
MORRILLTON. Ark.. Nov. 28.-A war
rant charge of aanault with intent to
kill has been Issued for Eugene Rhoden,
county judge, who was shot by T. J.
Klsalre, Rhodens fsther-ln-law, follow
ing ths alleged killing yesterday of Mrs.
Rhoden by Mr. Klsnlre. Judge Rhoden
now is in a hospital in Llttl Rock.
In a quarrel between Judge Rhoden
and hi wife, who wit at her father's
home, Judge Rhoden attempted to atrlk
Mr. Rhoden, it Is charged. Klsaire, at
tempting to shoot Judie Rhoden, killed
Mrs. Rhoden. A second shot from Kls
sires shotgun shattered Rhodens left
arm.
Before a coroner's Jury Kllre testi
fied that he attempted to kill Judge
Rhoden "In defense of hla home," and
that the killing of Mra. Rhoden was
accidental. Klesire wa exonerated by
the coroner"a Jury, following which the
warrant for Judge Rhoden was Isaued.
Mrs. Rhoden, In addition to her husband,
leaves three children.
Man, Wife, Daughter
and Son Drowned in
Lake at Cody, Wyo.
CHETENNE, Wyo., Nov. 25. Alex Mo
Coul, sged 64, his wlfs, 11-year-old son
and t-year-old daughter wer drowned In
a lake near their ranch horn last Sun
day, according to a message from Cody,
Wyo., today. Th drowning wa wit
neased by three other children, aged 7, 4
and I years. Nona of th surviving chil
dren could glv a coherent story of th
accident, saying their mother and 1W
brother broke through th 1c.
Th 4-year-old child attempted to tele
phone to a neighbor and wa unabl to
mak himself understood. When recov
ered th bodies of Mr. snd Mrs. McCoul
wer olasped in each other's arms.
PROMINENT KENTUCKY
MINISTER UNFROCKED
LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. 26.-l.pon his
conviction, by twelve members of his
own conference upon charges of Indiscre
tions, Rev. B. F. Chatham, a prominent
minister of central Kentucky, was todsy
expelled from the Kentucky Methodist
conference and ministry. It wa charged
that Chatham had been guilty of indis
cretions with a prominent woman of
Mtddlesboro, Ky., but he denied his
guilt. Chatham waa suspended last Sep
tember when the charges were first filed.
Movements of Ocean Vessels.
Port. Arrived. Sa.
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Friday-
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Where blouses, petti
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Mode rate pricings
have made this selection
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Bernini Illustrations
Of evening gowns, street
dresses, negligees and all
other wearing apparel in
McCalTs Book of Fashions
for winter.
20c including a 15c pat
tern free.
Two Great Remnant Sales
Friday in the Basement
REMNANTS of Ginghams,
Madras, Flannelette, Out
ing Flannels and Scotch and
Wool Flannels, accumu
lated from our regular
stock, all good desirable
lengths suitable for chil
dren's wear, petticoats,
waists, etc., at
One-Half Their
Regular Prices
CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN
REMNANTS, mill lengths
of fine Burkley Cambric
from one to five yards in a
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yard, for Friday only, at
7c a Yard
the Newest Fine Coats
Pre-eminently fashionable
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zarre and the freakish bavins'
no place in our allowing. ,
Beautiful and artistic mod
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plush, broadcloth, duvetine
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Reasonably Priced
$10-75 to $95
Suits Dresses Skirts
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RATJDEIS THEATRE Second Big Week
Still fiarlaff la all Its Battrsty, S. W. Griffith's eta Woadsv ef ths World.
Every Patron' Sends Us Two Moro
HAVE YOU Decisive Battles of Civil
QPPfl 9 Snnan's. March to the Sea.
uSsiLil Lee's Surrender at Appomattox.
What War Costs Mothers, Wives and Sisters.
The Burning of Atlanta.
The Assassination of President Lincoln.
The Rise of the Ktt Klux Klan. '
The Fight in the Oin MilL
DriAAtM Dally Matinees 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
rriCCSa Evenings 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00.
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CHICAGO FINDS WORK
FOR MANY UNEMPLOYED
CHICAGO. Not. Incraaas of M
VT csnt In ths numbsr of plsros found
for unemployed In October. 1915, as com
pared with ths asms month a year ao.
was rated In a statement Issued todsy by
Charles J. Boyd, ceneral superintendent
of the Illinois FYee Employment offloe.
Ths statement reviewed the wort of ths
offloe from Its reopening. August 1,
through November M. In this period Mr,
Boyd said S.1C7 places were found for
the 10,908 persons who applied for work.
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Job a Wls'omaa.
HENDERSON. Neb., Nov. K. (Special.)
Mra. John Wiseman died Tuesday
morning at ths family home near this
village. Bhs waa 61 years old. lruneral
DROPSY TREATED FREE
y Sn stiles, tas Ores BpaataUst, Was
i-uts a Siw UT5 TreeUueal JTree.
Sfaay Cared After others fatted.
At first no disease 'is spparently more
harmless than dropsy; a little swelling of
tl-e eyelids hands, fret, anklee, or abJo
mrn. Finally there ta great shortness of
I reath, cough, faint pel la, soim.t lines
and vomiting, even bursting of
the limbs and a lingering and wretched
death if the dropsy Lt nut removed.
Or. Miles hsa been known as a leall.ig
Ih.iM In theee diseases fur SO i..
Ills Iittral offer of a 13.74 Treaiaient
Imj .1 aU suffertrs. la certainly wurthv
of serious ronaldeiatlon You may nser
have smb. an ODmrturltv aanln.
The Urand tro.y Treatment ronUtai
of fcur dropey remedies In one, slso Tunic '
Tablets and rura-laa for removing thei
mm ireaiinew is specially ire
laied for each patient and la three tiinea
a successful aa that of moat pliyslctuna.
It fsi-ally relieves ths first day, aud re
moves the awelllng In alx daya In moat
Ciis. Ix-lajr Is dnngerot's.
gea for Kemarkable Oarea la Tom gtate.
All afflicted readers may have Uuuk
I 'semination Chart. Oplnloa. Advice, and
a Two-Found Trial Treatment free.
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proves it 25c at all druggists.
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Friday Morning at 1 0 O'clock
SANTA CLAUS Will Open
BURGESS-N ASH Toy Town
and he wants to meet every little boy and girl and the
older folks, too. He will have a little gift for every child
accompanied by an adult.
Early t Yes, it is early. But you know Santa Claus
always makes the first visit of the season to Burgess-
Nash. There is another reason, too, and here it is We
decided to have a general opening and display of Christ
mas gifts at this time.
The Christmas decorations are all up and the new
merchandise of all kinds, such as you will want to look
over when you get ready to select your presents, will be
displayed. .
Bring the children with you you'll feel just like a
child again when you see the youngsters in their childish
glee-romping through this veritable Fairy Land.
IplGESS-MASH'COIl
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Vra, Whitney's Btyla Baow aad
Xsataeky Derby
Aleo Blsth Series of
OXT JtlCS OCICX WAMIITO.
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Mats.. 10a i sna-hta, lOo-BOs.
Tomorrow Btoralas?, 10t30 to Ifosa.
6c XUdlss' Komedy ytotares 6a
SamSa v
Xobart gdeson.- The Cava Man.
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