THE RKK: OMAIIA, TIIUKSDAY, MARC1I 2, 1H6.
2
LEW YORK DEMOS
ENDORSE WILSON i
Bourbons in State Contention
lUtify Foreign Policiei of
President
UOYX FOR HIS RE-ELECTION
NATIONAL SECRETARY OF GIRLS'
WORK OF Y. W. C. A. HERE.
SYRACUSE, N. T.. March 1 In
krnote ipwh and platform, demo
crU of New York atat. assembled
In Informal convention tonight, rati
fied the administration of Tresldent
Wilson and took Kepi to bring about
bti re-election. Harmony marked
the convention! deliberations, every
proposal being unanimously adopted.
The following delegates-at-large
to the national democratic conven
tion at St.. Lou la were recommended
for the support of the party voters
at the spring primaries:
United States Senator James A.
O'Gorman; William Church Osborn.
chairman of the democratic state
committee;; George J. Meyer of Buf
falo, a German-American supporter
of the president, and Samuel Unter
myer, a New York attorney.
Mark la Kedoraed.
The convention also adopted a resolu
tion recommending the re-election of
Norman K. Mark of B'iffalo aa demo
cratic national committeeman.
Tha delegates to the national conven
tion who comprise New York's "PIE
Kour," were unpledged, but war nomi
nated with the understanding that they
aref to work for a second term for Mr.
Wlleon.
Tha keynote speech, delivered by former
Oovernor Martin H. Cilynn. aa permanent
chairman, aroused much enthusiasm. In
addition to commending tha actions of
.Mr. Wilson during his administration. It
replied directly to the criticisms of tha
president and his foreign policies, mado
by Senator Ellhu Boot at tha recent re
publican state convention In Naw Tork.
Will Distribute
At tha conclusion of tha speech tha con
vention adopted a resolution providing
tor tha distribution by tha democratic
Stat commute of 1,000,000 coplea through
out tb country.
Tha platform expressed the faith of
New Tork's democracy In the president
and urged his renomlnatlon and re
election. It was adopted enthusiastically
amid prolonged cheering, it dealt solely
with national and international Issue.
It endorsed tha European and Mexican
policies of tha president. A futile attempt
was mad by advocates of woman suf
frage to Insert In the pfatform a plank
pledging tha party to support tha move
ment. The platform aaysl "
-We heartily endorse Wood row Wilson
aa a president who has caused Co be
fulfilled the promisee of his party. Me
has asserted the rights of our elttsens
and preserved the honor and dignity of
our country and we believe that tb best
Interests of all tha people demand nts
continuance In his high offloa."
V
Little Bobbie's PaR
He Become a Topic of Conjugal H
Discussion
Ford Says Filing
of His Name for
President is Joke
DETROIT Mich.. March 1. Henry Ford
said today he was not to be seriously
considered aa a republican candidate for
tha presidency.
"I do not want anything to do with
politics or political offloaa." aid Mr.
ford. "The filing of my nam at Lansing
waa a Joke."
MAYOR THOMPSON
CLAIMS YICTORY
Opposition Disputes This and Points
to the Renomination of Seven
"Rebeli."
SULLIVAN FACTION WINS OUT
Railroad Station
at Montreal Burns
MONTftRATj, Mareh 1. The Bonaven
tur station of the Grand Trunk railroad
ws destroyed by fire today at a loss
estimated at tMI.OlA. The polio declared
that a preliminary Investigation Indi
cated that tha fire waa caused by crossed
eloctrlo wire, but fir department offi
cials said they have reason to believe the
building waa destroyed a a result of aa
aatny plot
Br WILLIAM r. KIRK.
Last nlte wen Pa was to lodge meeting
Ma had a caller, her nalm waa Missus
Blodg. She calm to New Tork to live,
she used to live In Brooklyn.
War Is yur husband, sed Missus
Blodas. I hoap the (Wr man Is well V
happy. i
O yes, sed Ma, my huaband la alwaya
well & happy, espeshully along toward
evening. He feels kind of alck 4 aad in
the mornings stimttnea, sed Ma, but tha
deer boy always perks up later In the
day. I guess most of our husbands la that
way, sed Ma.
My husband Isent. ed Missus Blodg.
He la jest aa happy In tha mornings as
he Is later In the day. Tou see, my hus
band Is strictly temperate, V wen a man
newer touches anything at an, excep
water his coffee, he leemlnds on of
a canary bird, blithe gay all the live
long day. Hevlngs help my husband.
sad Missus Blodga, If he ewer woak up
complaining of hedacha. I wud know
rite away that ha had fell from grace.
Ware Is yur husband, that he la not
at yur sldo nowT sed Missus Blodg.
I let him go to his lodge meeting tonlte.
sed Ma. He talks a lot of cumfort out
of hla lodge. Kvvar since h joined the
Knights of Ambrosia I havent herd a
cross word out of Mm. Its sed one of
the teachings of that lodge waa that no
member cud quart with hla wife. I'll bet
thay are a deer bunch of good boys, sed
Ma.
Shaw, sed Missus Blodge. 1 doant think
a man Is entitled to any credit for not
quarling with hi wife. My husband la
afrad to quart wlh me. Ha knows
better.
Mayb h is a HHal bit ef a man. I
sed, mayb he Is afrad of yur sis.
That will do Bobble, sed Ma. Tou run
along play or else keep still. He la
a odd lltte! yungster, sed Ma.
Re la vary forward, and Missus Blodg.
I hava no children, but If I did hav
any you bet thay wud know thar place
at all times.
I dident Ilk that vary good neether
did Ma. I wish ra had been thar wen
ah aed that Pa alwaya talks my part
but ha calm In rite after that X was
glad ha calm.
Huaband doer, sed Ma, you hav often
herd me apeek of Elinor Blodg. a eld
gurt chum of mine out west. Elinor, aed
Me, this la my husband.
I am glad Indeed to know you, sed
Pa. I hav offen herd my wlf speek
high of you, sed Pa. Mr wlf Is a grate
booster, she newer knocks, aed Fa. How
do you Ilk our llttel old Island of Man
hattan? Pa asked.
I am a llttel awed by Its Immensity,
sed Missus Blodg. Ton shod newer 1ev
yur wlf a Ion tn a grate canter 11k
this, turn burglars mite steel hex.
Burglars doant steel wires, sed Pa.
IsVoaat of the poor devils Is married them
self knows how It Is. Thuy will talk
una awful ehanoas, but nqthlng Ilk that
How do you Ilka our shack? aad Pa.
Tou hav a vary bultful apartment sed
Missus Blodg. I shvd think you wud
want to spend moar of yure time in It
Pa looked at Ma's frend kind of funny.
lteely, he sad, do you think so? Wife, aed
CHICAGO. March l.-Both adminis
tration and anti-administration men
claimed victory today after analys
ing the vote at the aldermanle pri
maries yesterday. Mayor Thompson
pointed to a total of twenty-seven
republican aldermanle nominations
supported by him as evidence of vic
tory, and the antl-admlnlstratlon i
forces baaed their claim of success on
the fact that seven of the "rebel
r.lne" aldermen, as Thompson's prin
cipal antagonists were styled, had
toeen nominated.
Mayor Thompson lost bis home
ward, the Twenty-third, by 2,500.
Both republican factions declared
their determination today to con
tinue the fight.
Tot la Verv Light.
Th vot easl was lighter than ex
pected Leader yesterday expressed tha
op nlon that tha fight in a number of
warda would result In a vot of nearly
"0,000. but returna show that not mor
than JTS.ono persona voted. On th demo-
ratio aid a victory waa recorded for the
Roger C. flulllvan forces over th Harrison-Dunn
faction, th former carry
ing twenty-seven of th thlrty-fiv ward.
Th female vot waa considerably
lighter than was looked for and
amounted to but 8.1 per cent of the
total female registration. Tha mala vot
was SI per cent of registration. Tea-
terday's primary femal vot. aa com
pared with that cast In th Wi primary
was: 11S. 1M.SM; 11. ItlTl.
Tha socialist party nominated candi
dates In all but three wards. This waa
dona merely to comply with th law, as
tha party nominations had already been
mad by th regular party referendum.
Th progreaslv party nominated can
didates In only two wards.
Mayor's Fla-bt We.
Unusual Interest attached to tha strug
gle by reason of tb mayor's ambition
to succeed Roy O. West aa republican
national committeeman, and curiosity aa
to what effect on th vot th enforce
ment of th Sunday closing law against
saloons by th mayor would hava.
Mayor Thompson In campaign speeches
asserted that tha fight against him In
th nln leading "revolutionary" wards
waa due to tha actlvlMea of former Oov
ernor Charles W. Deneen, who always
has supported Mr. West for re-election
as national committeeman.
In tha First ward, which includes th
downtown district, the republican eon
teat produced a womin candidate, Hilda
Johnson Haaklna. Of th fsmal vot
ah received M, against 107 for William
H. Bhradar. Th democrats, following
Immemorial custom, renominated Alder
man John Conghlln. known In former
years aa "Bathhoue John." He was
unopposed.
Wives of Officers
of Navy Study First
Aid to the Injured
NEWPORT. R. T. March l.-Th
wives of officers at th naval station
and at tha War college will recelv a
course of training In first aid to th In
jured In a eerlee of f.fteen lecturea be
ginning next Saturdsy, It was announced
last night The cours was decided upon
after many requests had been mad by
th women in naval circles hers that
they be allowed a part In th movement
for national preparedness.
Tha lectures will be given at th hos
pital apprentice school by Aurgeoa John
B. Kaufman. Practical training in ban
daging will be given, with. hospital np-
prentlcea aa subjects.
High Price of Flour
Causes Big Strike
in Capital of Spain
LONDON'. March 1.-A neuter dispatch
from Madrid saya that a trika which
began among th bakers In that city on
account of th high price of flour has
developed Into a general strike and
brought trad to a standstill. Blots hava
occurred and several persona hava been
Injured In conflicts with th police. Dis
turbance asumed a mor serious form
In th suburbs where there was not suf
ficient police fore to cop with the situ
ation. Th mayor of Madrid haa resigned as
a eoneeauenoe of th trouble.
IowaAnti-Tipping
Act Declared Void
aiOTTX C3TT. la.. March 1. Th Iowa
antl-tipplng law was held to ba uncon
stitutional by Judge Oeorg Jepson in
th district court her today. The court
held tha law waa class legislation. The
decision was rnderd in th raa of a
barber arrested for taking a IB-cent tip.
GERMAN OFFICERS
HELD INJEW YORK
Flans of American Forti Found on
Two Men Arrested on Charge of
Miinse of Mailt.
SENT OUT BEGGING LETTERS
NEW YORK, March 1. Plane of
I'nlted States fortifications have!
been found In the possession of !
r.l chard Von A rend and Rudolph ;
Von Kracht, two young Germans, ar-;
rested here on a charge of using the I
malls to swindle, according to a
statement made today by Assistant
I'nlted States District Attorney E.
YV. McDonald.
Von Arend and Von Kracht, who
claim, according to the federal
authorities, to be German lieuten
ants, were arraigned before a United ,
States commissioner here.
According to postofftce Inspectors, th
two men had conducted a systematic
begging campaign through the malls
asking for help on tha ground that thay
were destitute German army officer.
They are aaid to have refused tha aid
of representatives of charity organisa
tions because they did not wish to make
public their ontecedrnts as required by ;
such organisations.
Von Arend and von Kracht were held !
In 15,000 ball each for a hearing Satur- '
day. They denied over having had any j
plana of American forts and said the
only thlnga answering auch a descrlp- ;
tlon that they owned were picture sent i
them from Germany by relatives. I
Bheedy th Jeb.
Esrl Fheedy, first baseman of th
Spokane Indians, last week presented F.
C. Farr with hla algned contract for thp
Ulrt season.
O'Xelll Slarwa toatraet.
Catcher Steve O'Neill of th Clevelanl
club has turned In hla signed contract ta
'Manager Lee Fohl.
Liner with Guns is
Given Clearance
WASHINGTON. March l.-Th Italian
liner Naooll. which reached New Tork
several days ago with guns mounted p- reemenber old Hank Tank, th ritrT
aboard, was ordered cleared today under I wn- 'vary " think I will
aasuraneea almllar to tho. In tha eaaa run oaver to hla flat for ft cuppel of
of th Unera Ban Gugllelmo and Gluaeph
Verdi, that Its g-una would b used only
for defensive purpose.
NEW TORK. March 1-The Italian
llnr Napoll la due to sail from her for
Mediterranean ports March 4.
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Certlngly, deer, red Ma. Olv Mm my
beat reegarda.
Pa want out as fast aa he had rains
In.
Oaly Oat IROHO ttl'I.ftNB. .
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WtaBM4ar, March 1,
Mtaaeaaella Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 1 WHEAT
May. Ilio's: July. I1.WS. Cash: No, 1
ard. l.lT; No. 1 northern. iludlu.
No. I northern. l.U71tM.lu.
FLOI K-Fani V patenta. SS-tOt first
clears, ti SO; other grades unchanged.
KARLF.Y-MNo.
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FRAN I.U(J!.
OOKN No. t yellow. IMWa
OAlft-No. I whltet SV0c
a Ki-reaa. tt.fcot.n.
Xey to th Situation Ba Want Ada.
T geaat.
Attempt to reach an agreement to ft
a Urn for a vote on Shields water power
bill fallod.
Publio lands oommttte voted not to
offer Myera water power bill aa an
amendment to th Phlrlda bill.
' tranil In luirr continued.
ftiaa.1 Inquiry continued by agricultural
eommlttM.
Th H
Foreurn affaire eoroinlite considered
acton on revolution warnluir ATnertoans
aatnrt travel on armed merchantman of
tMtl!irnLs.
National dfms program considered by
Daval and military committees.
Fbitipiiltt liMlepeniteiu bill aa passed
by aar.ale ordrd reported to Insuiar af
fairs commitie.
The Treatment of
Influenza or La Grinpi
Ills salt refreshing thes days to read o
a Irly deflned treeiiueul lor lunuoot oi
l unup. Ia aa ariiel la ttie lnot
CUnle,e ir. JeJseS bell, ol hew York City
eejrs be is onv:ooed tnet too much mecucs
Uoo Is bulk nnaeoessary aud Injurious.
When eeVied K a case of la srlppe, tU
aattent la uaualiy sa wbea. tb lersr I
prut, aa tbe cktll wblok ocoatouall.
uabera la tra diaeaae.baa praotteaiiy
;. lr. ball tbaa orders taat il bow1
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A Medlclna That '
Overconiss Most Obstinate
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About lleCH I waa bothered about two
yeara with a sever attack of kidney
trouble. My condition waa such that I
was hardly able to drag around th houa
and do my work. I did not hav any ap
petite and oould not rest at night and I
felt mor tired In th morning than I
did en going to bed. My doctor treated
m for about on month; he aald that I
had kidney trouble, but he did not give
m any relief. By chance on day my
husband was in town and noticed Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root on a druggist's
shelf and decided to brine some horn
for m te try; th first bottle gav auoh
relief that I continued th us of Swamp
Root until X was restored to good health,
aad I hav had good health for th teat
ten year. X obserfully reoommond
Swamp-Root te others who hav kidney
trouble.
Tours truly,
MINNIE DO ROUGH.
Antlers. Okla.
Personally appeared before me this
first day of March. HIS, Minnl Dorough.
who subscribed th abov statement and
made oath that th same Is true la sub
stanc and ia fact
ED. BROWN, Notary Public
In and for Pushmataha County and
Stat ef Oklahoma.
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