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TTTE BEE: OVATTA, F7UDAY, APRIL 7, 1916,
Hew and watson
NAMED FOR SENATE
Indian Republican! Nominate Can
didate! and Endone Fairbanki
for the Presidency.
KAKE A5 AMERICAN PLATFOEM
INDIANAPOLIS, lad,, April .
.'mi E. Watson and Harry S. New
inre nominated for the Inked State
e'mata by acclamation at the repub
lican state convention today, Watson
for tha abort term and New for tha
lng term. Four delegates-at-large
tc the national convention were
let ted by acclamation,
Containing a strong endoreeinent
i t Charles V, Falrttank for the pres
idential nomination, 'the platform
drafted by tha resolution committee
) an all night session was submitted
to the statu contention today,
Th platform denounce ihe WlU'tn d
lilnitiatln a "Inefficient end eitreva
ftiht." noil declare It hm "brought ua
fculnrr depression at horn end rtla
reilii btdt," Hiding the! "emh prog,
ferity hn attended the democratln
dmlriltrllon ha been dje almit
wholly to it and dlauiuer which tire
'eil III lb nld world,"
Tha taiiff plunk demand the re-ene.
liint of a prnteirtve feilff at the ear-
llefl fl.illl (lull.
The nlatfmm favrn nrlvataiy oaned
and npiiit merrhanl marina under the
A met Iran flag a rid "ic li preparerine
may h tin ea.ary upon land and ra
to protect American clllaer In their
!fm and property at home and
abroad" Mirlct neutrality toward the
ration engaged In I he Kurnneen wi 1
io rei onimcnilcd.
'Die prr-el'li'tit Menlcan policy In
rharacterliscd a "weak end lnd ltve,"
nd etetc ( hex brought ui "Inrreealiig
I 'irif'iplim end national humiliation,"
Other plarika Include e condemnation
of th "democratic policy of tvultl In
the I'hlllpplne ."
GENERAL DUBAIL, to
whom credit for the turn
ing of the Germans on the
Marne has been given, re
cently was named as mili
tary governor of Paris.
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SMITH RECEIVES
A "REVELATION"
fTffiliiiiJf d from l'HK ne.)
tlnn In 3 Wt, th'ie hevfiiK eMVed I tin
ehurch hend of l flnenildl nffulre
for quarti-r of a -entu,
4rrrp( Word nitie.
The ilihgiilrt nd ex-offl-lo member
rPf th (.rifcmirn, well the nitre
nieni'Mmlit of the rimed prvennt
' adopted hy rlln end uniinlmou vote
he fommiinh ilnn un the vn end tn
' etmrilon ef the fird to the hedr. While
in their feet the Uimi eemtily eng
' v llh areet fervor, 'The flptrtt of 0d
TJhe e Klre In tlnrrilr.it." end a preyer of
Ruebton.
rtenjiirnln It. MeHtilre 1e eromlnent
lawyer of New Trk City. lie wee horn
In tonjc truth, X. J., In 177, em! wee
iheown iixin hie own roeonrree ee en
orphan et the e f If. lie won hie
nay a hrwehoy tlyntiKh the Tndi end
hlah erhnola, "tiiixulri the mldnlirht nit"
FRENCHTROOPS
TAKE POSITIONS
DOWN IN EARTH
(Continued from f'ne (iiitM
GERMAN SDBSEA
SUNK ENTENTE
France Announce! Sinking; of Teu
ton Submarine and Capture of
Crei7 French and Britoni.
BRITISH SHIP IS TORPEDOED
J'ARIS, April 6. A fierman eiib
trarlno h mink ytetnrday by a
eauttdrnn of French and Hrltlah war
tlilpn, the mlnieter of marine an
nounced tonight. The crew of tho
Ni'bmarln waa captured.
Hrltlah eteainahlp 'I lirpedord.
QI KKNHTOWN, April -The Rrltleh
aleami-r .etil hue heen torpedoed lhniit
wernlii wt of Kaaltiet. Forty-eight
niomhera of ll rrew are mlnelna; and ere
ai powd to have heeti drowned. Two
men were killed. Captain Martin end
nine of the crew have been landed here.
iUNDO.V, April .-Th itrltlah ateamer
Z'nt of 3,1'ji) mna ha hetn xnrik. Ita
laptaln and part of Ita i rnw wer landed
lety or the administration Tor mora
prompt action on the WH when be fave
nolle today that he would aek for night
eeaiona la future In order to hejiten con
IJiTatlon of tho meaeure. Ho made aev
eraJ attm(te to llmlf the debate today
by appAila to tha aenate, but took no
parliamentary alnpe to that end, aaylna
he wlehed to allow for fi!l dlacuealon.
CARRANZA HOLDS
BACK PERMIT FOR
USE OF RAILROAD
THOMP50N-BELDEN 6 CO.
The fasliion Gnler of IIk? Middle Wcsl
Csfablived J886.
Avocotiri and Unthln'ouri , Thla wmb
followed hy a eerli e of aiiarka, In which
larae mimbei of men toon purl Mlnet
the two piliiclpol eiilienia of thin front
All the effort of the t-nemv eiilnt tha
village of in-thlneourt were checked hy
our fire,
lirrinan I'meteate l.lne.
' I'irlna thl eame lime the enemy d
llvered fnrloua allaik on the center
SENATE VOTES TO
KEEP VOLUNTEER
ARMY PROVISION
t (Continued from f'eire One.)
to the maea of teleitranie Inld before the
'note todv hy Hrnntor ('hntnberlgln ,to
aneialn their contention,
The eiriiKH-la had Utile bearln on the
aencral qunetlon of preparedneaa beyond
the fart that the ndvoralea of the volun
teer plan aerf'd It. wna vital tt any
echern to hnck up the raular army with
eltlen aoldler. while onoonenl de-
'li"d It would eetve only to dlelnleajrate
I he National fiiiard.
All for Pre pa red neae.
All eennlor who apoke on the eubjert
declared In fuvor of prtaredneaa any
many urged even more liberal prevl
alona for Dm rrRiilur army end Natoinal
cjuard than the bill mnkea. Othera urged
thiit th volunteer rertlon bo miide
tronV'r.
The eectlon under dieptite provide for
the orgnnlxatlon by congreaelonal dle
trl' ta of illO federal volunlwua. wholly
under control of the preeldent and for
the training In peace time under auch
rcKulethne a the prexhlept may pre.
acrll. It dcalgned lo provide for
emnmer training campe, xlmllar to thoee
held lt year at Plattahurg, N. T and
elaewhere, and elao for the organlxatlon
f volunteer army unite In country dta
tilrta where Ita member could epere
tune during tho eummur for a month or
ff'tnllniied from Page (Jne.) .
day and traveling nouth or auutheaat.
from Hutevo the American forren
could eend a cornier tn Chlhuah ia wllh
report for trarmmlaalon hy the regular
telegraph llnea, but the local tuthorltlna
In Meeo have perelated In their re
fuaal to except the coded meaaagea from
officer of the punitive expedition,
Apache roq( to Take Trail.
( OI,L'MHr, S. M , April .-riad In
khaki and leather uniform of American
cavalryman, twenty Apache Indian were
prepering here today to trt for the
headquarter of General Perahlng, where
they will act aa 'oul and trailer In the
combing of the mountain of Ouerrero
for Villa, Thirty yeara ago fourteen of
the Indiana In war paint and bliinkot
fought (galnat the American troop, of
which General Perahlng waa then a r
ond lieutenant. In the rieronlmo cam
pelgn In the me dtatrlct. (Captain (,
P. M, Haiiard, who arrived with the
rout from Port Apache, Arl., aaeerted
that they would leave for the front a
eoon their fKinle can be unloaded.
"We are going to bring Villa back
aid M, Jeae Valeaqueg, Interpreter for
the party, "Our men were pledged to do
eo In a great war dance the fleet for
year--and they cannot go hack on their
word. Theee men ere manhuntera, men
who can follow a trail of broken twig
and dlaturhed dnt a readily a you can
read a printed page."
Valeaqtie ld that, the warrior, om
of whom are more then 70 yeare eld,
donned war paint and danced throughout
the night before they left, aa they did
yeara ago. anil then, without eleep, rode
horaehack the lxty nillea lo the tioarcat
tallroad etntlon.
A Sale of
Percale Aprons
29c
Tiiey arc being Mld for
lf-,s than tlip cost of tlic ina
lTial. flaaemant.
81x90 Dleached .
Seamless Sheets
(rood heavy quality eheet
inp, well inade; regular H'xi
grade, 79 each, Daaement.
New Spring
House Dresses
Heceiit arrival to' le
whovni FVitliiy for the fiit
tiifif.
Wry uttraetive tlrowa
1.50, ?1.75, $2.15
Oilier ioue dre.-,-e from
. 91.00 to $3.50
HitM'Miieiit
Remnant
Sale
SlieetiligH, ttlliilitie,
nig, inu4in find ciiinliric, in
length of from I lo i'i ynrde,
All o(iilnr litiHidf.
25 Less Than
Regular Prices
Smelting Company
Increases Dividend
more of Intenalve military (minim due.
agalnel lhe Ullage of Hau. ourt In epUo ,,g e-, of the Ihree vcara of their aerv.
of repealed check mid of bliXHty aacrl- p., w,n lho f0inrlli
flcea tin y were aiic. caaful lit gelling I An ntnt.,ul,nfnt ..rented b the aen.te
laet week flaed thirty day annually aa
the period of training. Senator William
ha announced, however, that he will of
fer a further amendment fixing the max
imum time at ninety day ehould any
unit be found ablo to devote that amount
of time to II work. i
Mi-Camber'a enballinte, J
Senator McCumbar offered a auhatilule
for the eectlon providing that high
echool, academy and college atudent he
footing dining the night tn thl village.
We now hold the village und'T lint fire
of our dominating poelllon.
'On our aide after abort preparatory
artillery fire we delivered aplrlted at
tack, our men coining out from the re
doubt of Avocourl, their purpoae being
to connect thla redoubt with one of our
work alliiated on tha boundary line of
the wood north of Avoionrt. I'urlng thl
operation which, waa In ell reapect euc
NKW TORK. April B. - turet tore of
the t'nlted HI men Hmeltlng. Fteflnlng and
Mining company hate declared a quar
terly dividend of tl ahare on the com
mon lock, placing It on a 14 per n-
num haala, The II6 annual report ahowa
net profit amounting to W,J.M. after
deducting Vm.m tnr Improvement and
reaerve, Thl la an Incraiwe of ti,?M.
W4 over the prevloua year,
l
A Wonderful Sale of Trimmed Hats
I Basement I WrirlnOI flnA Fsfl.fll.Yflfl.tl i Haxemerd I
Worth
$5 $6
$750 $875
"for-
$2.50
Worth
$r - - $(
"for-
$2.50
Three Hundred in All
lo get hie education, end he t epofcenland took fifty priannr
. 4 . . . . i . .. .. A I . .
.w-,,, .,..,.,.., ,,,,,.. . BKRiirnoieu in mniinry training camp,
me territory apown aa l ft noia i arro it mae Of Itiltab aao Itein llahla tnr
of aa ope ho combine humility with
true greatrifM. Me I filling a poaltlon
of rpnhlhllliy In the Iwiw Trnt Title
nd lniirnc company of New Tork
City and la considered en authority on
till guaranty and matter of etmltar na
ture. ) le a financier of recngnlced
et'lllty end the "alnta expreaa the great
ent aiillefm tton In the choice of thl man
ea presiding btetiop. (
I.IVe of reeaweetor Reti.
J me T, Kler, tha eounaeloe etioaen,
1 pf the eume age aa Mr. Meflnlre, TTe
'a born end reared m Illlnol and waa
ordained bluhnp Uat May hy Prealdent
Kltiert A, Bmlth In rhtcago, hut lnc
November laat ha been her xlttng
tlUhnp Kelly In the work of the general
church treaaury.
Thla "rr elation" coming to Frederick
finitn a eoen arter hi cruintion
prophet and head of the church I con-
hlered hy the Helnte a a mark of divine
favor In anaaer to prayer and faatlng.
aervh In the regular or volunteer arm lea
"r"at of the Men two enemy attack! In time of war end to remain In the rlae
north of the i.'allette wood reaulled only of avalluhln reaerve for ten year after
In eerlou loaaea lo the Ceniian.
"There I nothing lo report from the
renuilnder of the front."
Hrltlah Muring Mine
I)Nf)ON, April (.-The PrlMali official
alatement on the campaign In the wcat
leaned tonight, follow;
"T.t night ee aprang mine uccea-
ft'lty near Kulluch and damaged a hoe
tile gallery end wrecked poet eelahllahed
In the old cratera. Today we bombarded
hoallle worka near Hole Orcnler with good
effect.
"About fit, Biol the artillery of both
eldea waa very active. North of the
Tprea-Ht. .Tilllen toad our heavy artillery
carried out a aucreanful bombardment,
doing much damage to hnatlle trenchc
and caualng numcioua explnnlona."
aeioniioii, ii waa oereatea without a
roll call. Hevefal other eenator Who
oppnaed the volunteer eectlon urged that
atep ha taken to train tha etudenr of
the country a a raaurve force. Indicating
that a fight to Ineert auch a provlalon
In the bill will he mad later.
rlenator Chamberlain reflected the anx-
Italian Steamer is
Reported as Sunk
f 'N DON, April (.-The Italian ateamer
Veeuvla hae been unk. Fifteen gurvlvor
have been landed. Hlx offlcera and men
were drowned, '
The Veeuvlo, of .4M tona, I laat re
ported a having left leghorn March J
for ftoaton.
Oepartroeol Order.
WArlltfNOTON, Anrll .-tpecal Tele
grams Frank '.. Noahr hae been up
polntd poalinaater at Craig. l'lyifilh
oinir, iowa, vica it. b. jonnmni, rc
gned,
Ieo R. Iunn hea been ant)olnteJ rural
o.
Small IfatM tycdium
Hat and l.nrg JIat,
tho mof-t wuntod !olor
Tri mining.".
Each Hat h a wonderful f
i r.
vaiue ai '(Xsj
$2.50
Dasement Only for Friday and Saturday
saTi
and
eigne.
letter carrier at Farmer,
Mel Uraalat Rock Beer,
On draught and In bottle on and after
April (1th, n an re and have a raaa of
thla dnllrloua brew ent to your bom.
Wm. 3. Swoboda," Retail Pealer.
Thone Dotigln 132.
Trmti at ( ulnmbna Inlnrrit.
COIXMMI'K, Neb Anrll .-tHpecll
Y),4I IhIm J.ih.'IiW Mmlllt iilui rol(.4 I. la I .
,, . ', ' . .. TL. Telegram l-Jamea Conroy, tramp, heat-
,Mt vommunlcath.,, within the yea, , My w,,t( r w,, Murwi
Mowing hla oi.llnatlon a pr.nldent In ,ai evening at o'clock while trying to
t off an extra weatbound freight. Ilia
The text follow: ,,j aa badly lacerated, right collar-
The vole- of the Spirit lo me la that bone broken end he wm removed to a
'"hop 15, U Kelly ehould he relcnaed hnapttal. lie would not give the name of
fiom the rceiouehil!lra of prealdlng relative or where hi home wee. IU
t'iahop. though lie may act a traveling bearded the train at North (tend.
t-lehxp . ouiiM-IIng and adelng on ihe
tew of temporalitica in harmony wllh hla
m.Tor and lh prealih ncy, l et iVn
'.until It, McUiilic lie act niait and nr
ilnlned prealdliig hleluip of the church
id in of the brethren be act apart !
'iiinehii to htm. one In he eleld bv
elm end uppntett tiv Hie confeienie,
Hie iither t.i ti ttlflii.p ,l,tinr f", Kler
i admonUli the i bun h, nin pattUni
h.ilv Ihi.m of the r ieihu..(. Hint the
liliiin time being iimt iia ihrie le
Bi ll mi rnalty f..f run fnli-iii e In the men
Ihe church ehoiwii fur ,mii l..it of
kt rnoiaiii)ti v and ell nhmit j ci.n-
f then tai.i.i eiillitlr aiul e'it.
i.ui f .i the .i... nin.n i f the a. gt
"H r l.l ilr. t.i na ir l,i rr l'.
.hi,i. ii f-r i. '. r kcimiy rvl.i. ami
f,.r III" a. niiin(i.imi nl of tor emk tha
ui rnCMiiai t ri4iiint) jir.eih' i
In Mte to mii n. I hi,.!.. ,.
l,o ,i tf.t at I H vlfc -:9 iHlvrit
f'ltt.l't till h t f M(TII '
State Clones Caso
Against Lorimor
"Corns All Gone!
Let's ALL Kick!"
r.et) turn VanWhca by t elng Won.
ilcifiil hlmpln titta-li." NiMi-r
I ll. illil In 3 Srx otiita.
1" t It iinlciful what a ditfrieii
) it a imic iict It m.i,,-. ,i
"il ialhxiaea Ha night a.xoe
Imie In Hie rl with many folk:
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iv.it i.ii.. in rate t tit m,i '
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(KCCPINQ. UP APPeAKANCCi
should Be A PLtAvne AS
et-L A & A OUTZZT
If You
are looking for gometliing that's
particularly choice in Spring
Suits, you'll find what you are
after if you com hero
Remember
Our prices are al
ways the name,
$16.50. $20.00 and
$25.C0. Our stylos nre the latest and our val
iii's are the very lest that can he sold at the
I rice and wo will fit you better.
Vo Salcs-'Bctter Values
Wilcox & Allen
Men's Clothing
03 South 15th Street, Near Douglas.
- laivwi Vwv Howeo ti.
Wi $Wv You Monty That A (Won
Your mattrew orden
are being delivered u
rapidly aa pouible.
$1,000
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to Ult) .. r
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itrrtnsoN oat buquct
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Contest Editor
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G
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These 11-layer pure felt
mattrpHrieg are built for our
eufttomcrn by hand. A prac
tical mattress maker is at
work in our windou-a every
day this week that you may
see the process of the mak
ing and the material that
goes into the construction
of your mattress. Notice
the prices carded on the
window samples.
Our Prices:
A good felt matf.remij 45 lb,, In
roll edge) and art tfcklnga
$5.75
$6.75
felt
and
A combination mattreea,
roll edge. 45 Ib
art ticking
Our pure, felt mattreia, 11 ly,
era, donu In art tick- fej e-j
Ing. roll edge V eOU
$3.65
Von are especially Invited to
ee the lln Kprtng demonilra
tlon tomorrow In our window,
You rait aea every atep taken
tn the building of your lkig
Spring, Our prkii range from
$0.75- flO.ftO 113.75.
S 15.00.
t',11 KKT,
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Theda Bara
in
Gold and The W
oman
I 9f
Theda Bara Is back at
the Strand In a (trip
ping, abaorblng Vampire
characterization.
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Since Mlaa Bara came
Into prominence In "A
Fool There Waa," tl.la good
world of our has been liter
ally gwanipod with "Vampa"
of every poMflble deacrlptlon,
but Mies Mara atlll at and In
a clngg by herself In deplet
ing; parta of thla caliber.
1
The offering today la
called "UOM) AM) THK
WOMAN," and hern Is what
the New York office of thi
Fox Film Corporation saya
about thla production:
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"The logical nurreagor
to 'A Fool Thre) Waa,'
We pntllit that thla plctutu
will be comuientml upon aa
an unueuully xttlliiit pro
duction, imth from u gtnnd
imlnt of phnlngrgpby, acting
etory and r itlng."
There'a no ne In telling
you that thla story la
thrilling and interesting
you've never soon this won
derful actress In any other
kind, so come down expect
ing to bo highly pntertalnM
and we know you won't be,
disappointed.
The Ktrand Orchestra
and our mammoth, pip
organ will both offer plugs
ing musical programs, and,
of course, you know hy this
time that wo are open from
1 1 in the morning until 1 1
at night,
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Hy the way, wn have a
corking good picture
Sunday. ".Martha's Vindica
tion" Is the name ami
Norma Talinadge, Tully Mar
rtiiill and Heena Owen are
fiMturmt.
rr:l
in nmininiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiinraiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
j handbags)
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il Mtmallag. minora auia
Imi.i, taa.v Iihik, ieaay
ag et y4ii!lr f4 Vain.
At S1.00
We at Ull iiiui )
Frcling & Steinlc !
-OwkJla a eel 4 M IU
1803 Frnam St. I
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lertlf aa favluw Plvarlteatueuia
friaay Mh. Ayril U- , uk.mf
a4 "Siaalth' Kalie.
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