TJIB HKK: OMAHA, SATURDAY, FEUKUAKY 10, 1010.
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CHARGE COMBINE
AIDED REVOLUTION
Lery Jiayer Allejci Hanreiter Com
pany Adranced Money for Aral
for TncaUn Insurgent.
AIMED AT SISAL MONOPOLY
. WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. CbarRPd
Irat the International Urventer
company bad furnished money for
arms and ammunition (or tbe Ortoi
Argumedo revolution atcalnnt the
C'arranza goTernment In Yucatan,
Mex., were made today by Levy Mayer
cf Chicago, In the senate agriculture
committee's Investigation into an al
leged monopoly for control of the
ainal market
Walter L. Flaher, former secretary of
the Interior, counnol for the Harvester
company, displayed to the commute a
bundl of till!, part of l.SOO.uuo pesoa
leaned by the Yucatan communion,
formed for controlling the sisal crop.
II was undertaking to explain that the
bills had come Into the possession of the
Harvester -company from a draft for
Itao.Ono gold issued. To Tnccllno Monies,
a sisal purchaser, .mho tha Yucatan
planters assert represented solely the
Harvester company, when he was In ter
rupted by Mayer, who declared they cava
tha draft to raise money for stirring up
a revolution.
"That s Just talk." retorted Mr. Fisher.
"W will be sble to show and Introduce
Into tha records tha Invoices and bills
showing that at least part of the money
want to an arms purchasing company
of New York to buy rifles and ammu
nition," replied Mayer.
Mr. Fisher asserted tha money from
tha draft was given tha Yucatan govern
ment In exchange for the commission's
money In order to have currency to pay
the sisal planters.
Tbe Ortea-Arslraedo government had
control of Yucatan for a short time In
115, and was overcome by the Carranta
army,
Deale Boeatlasr Price,
'Testimony given by H. 1 Daniels,
manager of tha fibre department of the
International Harvester company. In tha
government's anti-trust suit wss read
to show that the International company,
la im, after having bought 220.000 bales
of alaal at 4 to 4Vk cents a pound, put
tha price up to Vi centa to prevent tha
Plymouth. Cordage company, which It
then was fighting, from making a profit
that year.
Mr. Fisher declared the Harvester com
pany. In spite (of purchasing Ha alsal at
a low figure, had not taken advantage
of the Increase In price to raise Its price
of twine to the dealer, Its profits that
year being an average of only 2 per
cent the lowest of any year'a twine busi
ness. Dr. Victor Rendon, a planter and banker
from Tucatan. Mexico, gave, testimony
intended to show that Arthur Pierce,
' British consul general and Avellno
Montea. sol alsal buyers in Yucatan,
had combined to control the market and
set an arbitrary low price.
SCANDAL ALLEGED .
A ; in aerial service
(Coutluued from Page One.)
aviation section near Ban Diego. He
said:
"It U t good thing for the aviation
section for you to put en your company
manners end show off when members of
congress turn up. You can giv them
rides, get them Interested as much as you
can, but positively decline to give thslt
wives, sweethearts or others Joy rides in
the air. stating that you did his once and
the War department howled for your
head, which, although not a fact, will
sound terrifying to tha applicant.'
"The captain pursued the above Instruc
tions to the letter. In a letter of Sep
tember 10. 1914, to Csptaln Clark. Cap
tain Cowan wrote:
" "It will be undertod that you will
not be required to fly In time of peace.
. although nothing need b aald abeut this
n the official communication.'
aaseete Pals Roll.
"A conclusive evidence that Colonel
', Rabr prompted Captain Cowan to make
: false reports concerning the true con
dition of the service I quote from his
letter ef February IS. XllS. as follows:
" "He (General Scrtven) wttl probably
ask you for tbe personnel of the first
aero squadron and I suggwat that you
' have prepared list showing the offi
cers who. shall X say theoretically, be
long te the same. If you find It neces
sary to full up by putting In the names
ef the. aviation students, put them In
and give him the list'
"In hla letter of May 1. lstt," aald
Senator Robin on. "Colonel Heber cun
ningly suggeaU to Captain Cowan to
make a false report. Informing him that
the answer which he had made previously
to certain inquiries was not tha correct
one at all and that he would find the
answer In Colonel Reber'a endorsement
on a letter of General Murray, copy of
whtoh was enclosed. He also said:
" 'Sit tight and any nothing to nobody
until the Inspector turns up and then
answer his questions along the line In
dicated In my endorsement.' " ,
Farwratteaa ta Allege.
Senator Robinson said he had photo
graphic copies of letters passing between
Colonel Keber and Captain Cowan, show
ing favoritism to certain aviation offi
cers and a purpose to demote others.
Senator Robinson reiterated his belief
that the defectiveness of the aviation
service could be established beyond a
doubt, angl added:
"I ballev It can easily be demonstrated
that there la no sincere effort upon the
part of Colonel Kober te Improve the
service; that the aviation lo the Vnited
States army is contemptibly Inefficient
and Us true condition dellberatly with
held from thoae high in authority In the
War department and that misrepresents
lions aa to the progress being mad by
the aviators are deUberatly and repeat
edly made to the department. All of these
drcumstanoea. ' in mv Judgment, make
Imperative a congressional invesllcatlon.
If tha eoramlttee decides to make the In
et!gatlon I will take the liberty or
furnishing the evident e to estalvilsti fur
ther the statements now made."
After etanator Koblnaon had- submitted
his evldt-ocj, several senator declared
tha resolution should b pasaad and ln
qulriea were made as to how 'long ft
would take a committee to go to San
Tiego to make an Investigation.
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KAISER'S YOUNGEST
SON IS TO WED NEXT
MONTH The kaiser has
announced the Wedding date
of Prince Joachim as March
11, at Potsdam. The brido
will be Princess Marie IV
Justine, daughter of Prince
Edward of Anhalt.
CM
LAW OF SEA TWO .
CENTURIES OLD,
SAYSMR. LODGE
(Continued from Pace One.)
concern at the recent German naval order
to sink sll armed allied merchant ships.
He said the Issue brought the United
States to Its "gravest International crisis."
"Instead of yielding to the claims of the
German admiralty," ho said, "their very
mention should meet with vigorous pro
test. Instead of denying this old right of
the seas, we should new, of all times, vie
with this or any other nation In seeking
to uphold It. H is pcsslhle some danger
will be incurred, but I do not much fear
dangers will be Increased beyond what
they are at present. But I do know that,
let horror occur In which American lives
are Involved, and this administration and
the world will know that there Is a real
America, not supine, apathetic and hesl
tatlng. but St rone, militant, if need be.
and ready to respond to those noble Im
pulses of liberty 1 and humanity which
have been our heritage from the begin
ning. Ne.w Problem for Diplomats.
"For peace commissioners, for Interna
tional Jurists, there will be a new prob
lem, and that will bo to limit the de
structive operations of the ,submsrlne to
ar craft, and to prohibit forever the de
struction of commerce and passenger car
rying vessels by means and at risks that
shock humanity and shame our civiliza
tion." Discussing the right of Great' Britain to
arm its merchant fleet for defense pur
poses. Senator rHerllng said:
KIMBALL GIVEN VERDICT
FOR ARCHITECTS FEES
HASTINOH. Neb.. Feb. 11.-Kpeclal
Tela-ram.-Thmn rt Klmhall of
Omaha was given a verdict for pJ.7Ht.50
against W. H. Lannlng, wealthy philan
thropist. In the district court today on
a contract calling for the preparation of
plans for a hospital building and super
vising conet ruction work.
Mr. Lannlng alleged that he contracted
with Kimball In the understanding that
the building whleh he projected aa a
memorial to his daughter, the late Mary
Lnnlng. would not cost more than 170,000,
but the lowest bid was more than H 00. 000.
Mr. Lannlng then hired another archi
tect and the building was finished a year
ago. A deduction of tM for traveling ex
pense was the only deduction made by
the Jury from the claim as presented
by the Omaha architect.
Yaaag-Wltaer.
Frank W. Young and Mlsa Luella Wit
tier, both of Crelghton. Neb., were mar.
rled at the Tearl Memorial Methodist
church on Wednesday evening at
o'clock. Rev. Earl E. Bowers, tholr
former pastor, officiated.
Saturday Drug Bargains at Beaton's
THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
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for . .20?
2 So Beat on 'a Cold Tablets. . 10
Joe Carter'e Liver Pills. ... 7
25c Beecham'a rills 1G"
25c Mentholatum 14
60c Pebeco Tooth Paste. .. .3-4
26c Packer s Tar Soap 15
60c Belt's Podolax iiOe
IS. 75 llorllca'a Malted
Mim 82.74
60c Poitord'a Powder iJOt
60c . Casavera Oreaseleaa Cream,
for
25c Colgate Tooth Powder. 15
11.00 Madam Yale'a Hair Tomu,
for 51),
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50c Herplclde Bea Weed Cream,
'0Ar 20t
60c Kargol Ult
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25c Bucklln's Arnica, Salve. . 14
60c Samuel's 8-P Capsules. .27t
10c Lust rite Emory- Hoards... 5-
$1.00 Woodbury'a Hair
Tonle SO,
60c Charles Flesh Food 20
60c Pom pel an Massage
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ERZERUM TAKEN AT
POINT OFJAYONET
Charge of Caucasian Troops Said to
Be Moit Brilliant Feat of
the War.
TURKS TAKEN BY SUBPEISE
! PKTROGRAD, Feb. 18. (Via
I London.) The fall of Erzerum, the
rt'ost Important Turkish stronghold
iu Asia Mlaor, and for a long; time
considered Impregnable, offera the
t'nprecedented spectacle of a flrat
c'lieg fortress built on a steep moun
tain ridge a mile above aea level
yielding to baronet attack after only
thirty houra' bombardment.
The operations were conducted tin
ker the most severe weather condi
tions, the snow being deep and the
thermometer registering at times
'more than 30 degrees below zero,
Fahrenheit.
Tarka Taken by Sarprlse. '
I The Turkish army defending Errerum,
taken by surprise under the methods
adopted by the Itusslane, la now said to
be In dlsoredrly flight on the roads lead
ing to fllvae. As the garrison apparently
raftered In all directions. It Is assumed
here that large numbers of men were
taken prisoners, although official figures
are still lacking.
After the taking of Niksala ft appeared
that the Russian attack would be directed
upon the Turkish right flank and by
rapidly transferring troops the Turks
made all plans to resist the main assault
from this qusrter. Apparently they had
little fear of the success of this attack be
cause of the strong character of the forti
fications In thai direction and even less
apprehension of danger from a frontal
attack.
Meat Brilliant Feat of War.
Nevertheless, after the Russians took
by storm tho first line foits on February
3 there began a persistent bombardment
of the Turkish center, followed by a
bayonet charge, the Impetuosity of which
swept the defenders off their feet. The
highest tribute Is paid to the bravery of
the Caucasian troops, whose charge. Is
considered likely to go down In history
aa one of the moet brilliant feats cf the
war.
It Is recognised here that the success
of the assault was due almost entirely to
the bayonet work of these troops, since
the artillery preparation was Insuffctent
In intensity snd durstinn, according to
military experts, to reduce even a strong
field position.
The wiping out of this Turkish base
tends to disrupt the whole Caucasus cam
paign of the Turks, as It not only served
aa a baae of the operations In the Cau
casus, but also of those In Mesopotamia.
Its fall leaves no strongly fortified point
between Erierum and Blvas. shout l?,n
miles to the west, and brings more to
the front consideration of an eventual
attack upon Constantinople from the east.
Attempt at Reeaptare Kspected.
An attempt to retake EYierum Is an
ticipated, but there are enormous diffi
culties attending the bringing up of Tur
kish reinforcements, aa It Is assumed that
Turkish forces In Mesopotamia cannot be
Spared. The alternative for the u Turks
teems to be to draw upon those at Con
stantinople, f rem which all possible
routes towards nrserum are long and
arduous. The moat practicable la by
railway, to Urfa, whence it would be
necessary to march overland more than
MO miles.
The Black Pea route to Treblsond has
become Impracticable because of the
Russian domination of the Black tea
littoral. '
Hives Is regarded' ks the next proba'.ilo
objective of the Russian armjea. The
capture of Erserum has' had the effect
of making more secure the Russian posi
tions along the Black Pea.
Heart Failure Takes
Cambridge Doctor
CAMBRIDGE. Neb., Feb. IS. t Special
Telegram.) Dr. 8. A. Aiken, a well known
and well-to-do doctor o fthls section, fell
over the steering wheel of his automobllo
dead of heart failure this evening. He
was making a call south of town and
had his two daughters with him. - Tho
car rant Into a ditch and the engine
stopped, but luckily did not topple over.
Until the fatal moment came he had
apparently been In the best of health.
Rebtaava Completes Filing.
LINCOLN. Feb. . (Ppectal.W. W.
Roblnaon of Bloomlngton has filed for
the democ ratio nomination for the stale
senate from the Twentieth district, com
posed of the counties of Nuckols, Wen
ster and Franklin, represented In tbe Is
session by W. L. Weesner of Red Cloud,
a democrat.
Dsss aella 1-lrk.
NEW YORK. Feb. 17. Manager Jack
rhinn of the Baltimore. Internationals,
announced the sale of Charles lick,
third baseman, to tha Philadelphia Amer
icans. 25c 4711 Rhine Violet Talcum
Powder 12
25o Meunen'a Talcum 12a4
00c Zlora, Antiseptic Astrin
gent, used as a gargle, recom
mended by Physicians ' and
Denttsta for removing all niti
dis from the throat that would
cause Infection of Scarlet
Fever, etc 3f
Crude Carbolic Acid, pr pt. 40c
Chloride of Lime. Vi lb.. 5; 4
lb.. 100. nd 1 lb 15t
60c DeMara Dlainfectorlne, pint
bottlee 25g
60c Formaruint Tablets 30c
25c Woodbury'a Facial Boap, l(e
25c William's Holder Top Shaving
Sticks KJt
10c Wllllara'a Cup Sharing Boap,
for 5
10c Colgate's Cup Shaving Soap.
tor 5
25c Harflna Rbap IOC
20c Pears' Unscented Glycerine
Soap Ha
loo Colgate' Natural Roes or Violet
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HINDU TROOPS IN
EGYPTJN REYOLT
Cologne Paper Sayi They Have Been
Sent from Sue So They Will
Not Hare to Fight Moslems.
ONE REGIMENT KILLS OFFICERS
BERLIN, Feb. 18. (By Wireless
t- Sayvllle.) The Cologne Vol Lea
Zeltung says that Major General Sir
John Maxwell, commander of the
British forces in Egypt, baa ordered
the withdrawal of Mohammedan
troops from the Sues canal and their
transportation to another war thea
ter where they will not fight against
other Mohammedans. It la aald
there hare been frequent desertions
among these troops.
A mutiny -of Hindu troops In Egypt
is reported by the Cologne Volksseltung
aa nuoted by the Overseas Newt agency.
It is said an entire regiment mutinied
killing twelve officers. Including a major
and that other Hindu troops went over
to the mutineers. After a battle of two
hours. It Is said, the mutinous troops
were routed. The News agency's "state
ment follows:
"The Cologne Volksteltung publishes a
report received from reliable sources In
Cairo that strong opposition has devel
oped among the Hindu troops to the
British. A captain of the Australlnn
troops named Brown on January 10, shot
two Mohammedan servants, who had
made a mistake, the Gazette aays. Two
Hindus who witnessed the incident killed
the captain with a bayonet.
"The whole regiment then mutinied.
A majority of the officers saved them
selves by flight, but twelve of them, in
cluding the commander of the regiment,
and a major were klled.
"Other Hindu troops were sent to
suppress the uprising but refused to fire
on the mutineers, to whom part of them
went over. After two houra of fighting
with Australian regiments, part of the
mutineers fled Into the desert. The others
were killed or wounded.
"There have been other cases of mu
tiny, but the British have prevented
publication of the details."
HYMENEAL
Sellere-Boyd.
FA LIS CITY, Neb., Feb. l.-(8peclal -Mlss
Nettle Boyd, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Boyd of near Salem, and Paul
Sellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hellers
of Falls City, were married In Kansas
City on Wednesday at the Pentecost
church. They were accompanied to Kan
sas City by the parents of the groom.
The newly wedded couple will return
home on Friday for a few days' stay bo
fore going on to Callaway, Neb., where
they will make their home on a ranch.
Oats-t'onstaa t Ine.
FALLS CITY, Neb.. Feb. i.-Speclal.)
Miss Frelda Constantino and Henry
Gats were married Wednesday at 7 p. m.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Meln
ser, sister of the brio's. Rev. M. 1 Plats,
pastor of the Evangelical church, offi
ciated. A wedding dinner followed con
gratulations, after which tho newly weda
left for their new home on the Oats farm
three miles northeaat of Falls City. .
WlMmsns-Aasto.
rtCLO. Nb.. Feb. ll-(Spcclal.)-Mlss
Mary Panto and Bernard Wlsamann were
married at the Catholic church here on
Wednesday morning. A wedding feast
followed at tho home of the bride. The
couple went to housekeeping on the Eanto
farm near Rulo.
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The Store For
Shirtwaists
New Spring Blouses for
Saturday's selling have just
been unpacked.
Second Floor.
Good Hosiery News
A Special: ChlMrcn's fine ribbed
black cot Inn hoso, .poclal for
Saturrlny only
18c, 3 Pairs for 50c.
Women's Silk Llale Hose with
cotton Hole and garter tops
35c, 3 Pairs for $1.00.
Silk Ho fancy and plain shade
to match ahoes or costumes;
also in black, white and na
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DOWN
A Few Steps to
Lower Prices
the 95c Waist Section
Basement Balcony.
New wash waists shown
for the first time Saturday,
dainty styles, all sizes, 95c.
New Middy Blouses, 50c
and 95c.
House Dress Section
Basement.
Attractive wash drensea for
house wear during the Spring
aeanon.
From $1.00 to $3.50
$1 Gloves, 69c
Trefousse Duplex Fabric
Gloves, white only, all sizes
Regular $1 Quality
Saturday, 69c
New Spring Models of
Redfern Corsets
Are Now Here
Two in One
One pair of Boy's shoes
that arc tho equal of two
pairs of the ordinary kind.
That is what you get when
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Little Gents 9 to 13y2 $2.25
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The Dress Section is unusually popular
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Here you will find a
comprehensive offering of
the newest dress styles for
the Spring season, at
prices you ordinarily asso
ciate with apparel of
lower quality and inferior
character.
Spring Suits, Coats and
Skirts are now ready for
your inspection.
Display of Exquisite Spring Hats
Showing early
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Copies of French Models
Embodying the latest
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of our own designing at
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A choice selection of
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She Trusted Him
Was Her Faith Justified?
LOVE
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FRIENDS
All were nvrept away by his
ruthless paselon.
Vhat good tho bitter tears
they cannot wipe out sin.
t
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ERROR
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