TTIK BEK: OMAHA. TlU'lisnAV. MAY t. lOlfi.
Nebraska
VOTE RECOUNT IN
OLD LANCASTER
Overhauling of Ballots Results
Discovery of Great Many
Errors.
Nebraska
Howard Says He's
For Keith Neville
SIZES NOW MAKES "CONTEST
(Prom a Maff Corri'iipondent.l
LINCOLN, May 3. (Special.) I!ioounl
Inn the ballot rant In tho tjtncaater.
county primary la the orrtiT of the (tny
plnc tho election. Thn flrnt recount was
mad on Jtmtlcu of the pence, ami the
reault completely rtinni,'rr tho selection
of two candidate, the third man from
tha top, who contented the count, now la
shown to be Iho high limn.
Thin haa Mat-ted Hnotlier content. Kd
Hlier, who was defeated fur county treim.
uree by about two dozen vote, now calla
for recount, alleging Irregulnrltlin In
very voting precinct In the county.
Pardon Hoard to Mfrl,
Tho Btata l'ardon board will meet to.
morrow to tako up several application
for parole. There are no pnliHtloim
. for pardon and haa not been for the hint
thre meetings.
(rllliitc In lluahea' Vote.
Two counties In the Htale, Howard and
Banner, returned no fltt'irea on the vole
which may have been eiiet In thonc. coun
ties, for Charles K. Hughe.
In on of theao count leu, Hewnrd, one
of th papers In publlHiliiK the unof
ficial returns show that JIukIiih received
15 votes. Hocretary of Htnte Tool thla
morning called tip the county clerk of
Seward county and called Ms attention
to th omission of the Hughca vote In
the official count, and was told that tho
vota would be sent In, but that the
Hughes vote was 137 Instead of 1.71, as
publltthad In tho Howard papers.
KEARNEY MEnToCOURT
TO CONTEST PAVING LAW
KKARNKY, Neb., May 3.ffipdal Tel
egram.) That the law allowing i lly coun
cils In cities of the class of Kearney to
croata pavlna; district and which pro
vide for the filing of profits within
thirty days, Is unconstitutional and that
thero was error In Its passage by tho last
legislature Is the contention made In n
suit filed here yesterday asking a re
straining order against the mayor and
city council from proceeding with the
ork In five districts.
A temporary njunctlon was granted by
the county JudKe In the absence of Judge
Hosteller of the district court and the
caas was set for Wednesday, May 10.
Kearney has paved several miles under
the now law and It Is supposed that n
number of local people who have lout
out In their campaign for protest are be.
hind the move. A sharp legal battle will
rnaue.
M'D0NNELLTHE NEW HEAD
OF FAIRBURY COMMERCIAL
FAmnt'RT, Xeb., May 3.-(fpM.il T'.
egram.) At a spclal meeting of tho new
board of directors of tho Folrlitir," Com
mercial dub offlici's were fleeted for the
ensuing year as follows:
.1. W. McDonnell, president.- I,. .1. Riwe.
M preHldent; II,' II. .MuLuega, trensiie-;
Hoy K, Itlley, secretary.
The new directors Include l.ew She'.ioy,
C. W. flmlth, U 3. Russc, It, K. i:iwy
and J. W. McDonnell,
Dan Kavannutih, Falrbury's new po?rt
muatcr, retires as president of the Com
mercial club.
is, 3. Ilaose, the new .vlen presid-nk l.
iho head of Talrbury's wholesale roctvy
house and has resliled hero about n y.ar.
COMMERClTC TRAVELER
SUES ROAD FOR INJURIES
K BARNEY, Neb., May 3.-Spei:l .1 Tel
egram.) John J. Kplcs. well known tr.ive'
Ing man of Kearney, filed full In the
district court here yenterday ngalnsl the
Cnlon I'aclfic for personal Injuries re
ceived by tho plaintiff when his auto
mobllo was struck by a panacnger train
on the K. & B. II. at Amhorat last No
vember. Spies was badly Injured and has not
been following his occupation of a ale.i
man since that time. Judge W, 1 . O'd
ham and T. J. Uoylo of Lincoln are the
attorneys for tho plaintiff. .
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES
TAKE OVER INVESTIGATION
(from a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May J.-(rpeclaI.)-rood
Commissioner Herman has turned over
to th fedoral government tho lnventlan
tlon Which has been started covering the
sal of a substance known as "flao
Tonic," which la supposed to strengthen
tha efficiency of gasoline us used in
automobllo service,
le from tiaae (nnnl.
BTCATIIU'K. Nel May 3,-(rp.lal. -A
petition la being circulated reuu.-M-Ing
the city cnmnitrel'iner to call a wie -rial
election fur tho purpose of aijlnnlt
llng the salary Old Ilium of elty offi
elst to a vote of the people,. The lire
posed ordinandi 'reducea the salarlrs of
tha city commllonrr, chief cf put Ice,
policemen and a number of other sw'oinl
tve offices.
Tlilm Miller, for the lat thinjr-fne
ywnrt a reMn of IUIUt and vi.tti'ty.
died ycsteMay at a he al h"lltl, I
M year. II" kif a H and a ti'uu
br f chllilren.
About huahieaa men 0f fii .nut
111 arrive In lh tltv ThrUir feoli t
on a i-e, t.ii tr-nn tur tln n , 'n.i .
a t feionlii In UtA i lly fur a f' b ir i.
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LINCOLN, May 3.8peclal.)-In a let-
in ter to Tho Hoe correspondent Kdgar
Howard of Columbus denies the aioiy
published tinder n Lincoln date line that
he might retire from the race for lieuten
ant governor on tho democratic ticket,
but on the othr chaud, nyi lie h for
Keith Neville for the governorship, not
withstanding he s the selection of the
booie element In the f"mocratic party,
while Mr, Howard himself was the selec
tion of the water-wagon hunch and about
the, only one they landed for a nomina
tion. .Mr. Howard says that The Hee story
must have been intended a a joke In
the hope that It would cause discord In
tha democratic party. Ah the story was
aluo published In one' of the leading
democratic dally papers of the state nt
Ihn fame time, the Information came
from a family source and should havi
been authentic because of tie; unity
which enlMs In Iho democratic house
hold.
DOUGLAS COUNTY DAMAGE
SUIT IN SUPREME COURT
ll'lol.l a Stuff Crill "Siiondenl.) S
LINCOLN, S'.liy 3.-SicclaU All ap
peal from n judgment of the district
court of Douglas county has been filed
In th s.ipr'tno, court which cover a
complicated ease Involving damages from
Injuries received by Foster M. 8hlck, who
was Injured vhlle n the employ of the
Omaha Steel Construction company, of
which I'Yedi'Hck It, John.ion Is the prin
cipal owner.
It sppear thnt the construction com
pany was Insured against damngn to
workmen In tho Casually Company of
America. Khlck sued the construction
company for 13,1,000. In the first trial n
Judgment was nlven the plaintiff for
$:,y against Johnson. The case was ap
pealed and sent back for trial. In the
meantime Johnson, according to the pa
pers filed In tho supreme court, man
aged to get a settlement with Shlek for
II,1). A second trial was hud, in which
Hhlck was given a Judgment for 1I3,7,V1,
The claim whs assigned to John J,
Houcher, who now asks the supremo
court In affirm the Judgment.
Johnson says that he la unable to meet
the alleged excessive Judgment and that
after he had made a settlement wltii
Hhlck the rase had no buslnoea to be
taken further for trial. Iloueher sets out
that tho settlement made with Shirk
for 11.010 was so unreasonably low thst
the courts should not take It into con
sideration. Accused of I'lrlim Hani,
I f'.O vr, Is., '.May 3.- (i e-la! Tdegr m )
-Officer thla morning arested Lee Ia'r
of I-Vriy, charged with stealing hor-o
from Thon as Scctt's tarn ard vcifng f ro
o the structure, which burned nine ani
mal to death.
MILITIA GUARDS
BIG STEEL MILLS
Riot Torn Region in Vicinity 'of
Pittsburgh ' is Comparatively
Quiet Today.
SEVEN LABOR LEADERS HELD
Trebizond. re' only captured by the
Itiihsiui . Is fan ous in I liloi y ns tl e first
Qroek colony rrachod by the "ten thou
sand firee' s ' on the r retreat after the
battle of Cunaxa, .
riTTSBl'RGH, Pa May 3.-
Troopa of the Pennsylvania National
(itiartl today' took charge of th it-
nation In Turtle creek and Monon-
Mihela valley, where two persons
were killed and a number wounded
In Hlrlke riots yenterdny. Tho Rov
cnor's troop arrived thin morning.
Lnrge forces of coal and iron pollco
remained on guard at tho plants of
I the I'nlted States Steel corporation
rll night, but experienced no
trouble.
More workmen walked out of the
1'recnod Steel Car company works at
MrKeo'a Rocks today, and it was
stld the entire Plant, employing 10,
60 0 men, would be c)orMl thts after
noon. Quiet prevailed throughout I lie night 1 1
Hraddo'-k. Kenrlng another ouibretk clt
Iren sworn In as deputies patrolled Hi"
street, while more than ?ifl guard and
deputies armed with riot guns guardc I
tho Kdnsr Thompson work of the Car
ncglo K'eel company, where jenlenl'iy's
rioting occurred.
Set en Labor Leader Arrested.
Other arrests were expected today in
connection with the commitments Issued
by Coroner tsamuel C. Jamison a a re
si.lt of the riot. Hevcn labor leader,
among whom were Fred lerr!("k, a
former socialist newspaper edlior; J. Hal!
and Anna Hell wore arrested last night
and are being held on a charge of being
sn accessory beforo and after the fact to
murder. Three other wero taken Into
custody early today and placed in JaU.
A note alleged to have been found In
Hall's possession read:
"Five killed, fourteen Injured. Phone
McNamara to meet St -." The corner
of the note was torn off and apparently
the letter "e" was missing after tho
"m," the coroner said. Hall refuted io
tell who "MoNamara" was.
Picket Curries Automatic tins,
A lone picket appeared at tho Edgar
Thompson plant In Ilraddoek soon after
7 o'clock and taking a position Just out
side the Thlrttenth street entrance,
where, the fighting occurred yesterday,
began making a speech to the few men
and women who stood around In the drl.
zltng rain.
Mo was promptly arrested and as
found to be armed with an automatic
revolver.
Three of the eleven blast furnaces were
still lighted, but the other eight had
been banked and the men told not to re
port for duty until quiet had been re
stored. About the Westlnghouse plants In (he
; East Pittsburgh district not a striker
I appeared and no piCKet lines were
'formed. Cjulrt wss reported from other
'parts of the Turtle Crock valley .
MEDICAL CORPS OF GERMAN
ARMYJVELL SUPPLIED
ItKRUN. May 3 -(Bv Wireless to Say
vllle.) Tho congress of army surgeon at
Warsaw Is being attended by l.SOO men.
Including many university profeasora and
the chief aurgenn of tho Auatro-llun-gariHii,
Turkish and luUarlan armlc.
I'r. Schjernlng, chief surgeon of the
Herman army, said thero were morn than
SW.nxi surgeons In the army In addition to
3.OU0 Red Cms physicians, dentist.
1.RO0 pharmacist and K.OH) soldier hi the
sanitary corps in the field, 7;,000 in ier-
nnny ;iul .v.imi nt army baea back of
i!oi Hipvi. There arc hospital trains
In xerli-e and (liKhtrcn large disinfecting
stations, which are able to attend to
KMrt soldier dally.
Want Ad never shirk their work
will get result, If anything will.
-they
v v iv via
The Hard-Headed
Business Man
Insists on a high degree of
"fitness in his employees.
Tlmt lncaiiH jtroppr eo-ortlinntion letwepn liniin
ami litidy, inul for its lest realization tliorp must lc
euro in tin1 matter if fontl.
A well luilaneetl diet is essential--one easily tli
jiestil'le inul rieli in nei've-luiililiiiir material. Wry
often tin result of improper footl is seen in indigestion,
luiiin I'iix," iiei-viMi-iiess and general ineft'ieii ney,
GrapeKlit
(l tl' ll' l'oo niiide of lii'e wtlt itt illid lioilti'd
I'ltiley, i ndinirnl'ly nditptiil fur Ihhiii tg,t i; for
iiieliidid in il liili null inn nt, hit tlu itul itiioiitl
t 'lenient pliii-plmt'' of m t ; - J i , tie,, uimtn i Nitlure
in the mum.
Tlie-e milttltll r!iliui!i lili- lliinilli' i .-il;t ,al
tn e!l l'n!iiii i d littilii's, 1 inin iie l iii-rve, liiii in.
often la kil.rf in ion h uf the fn.. thai t; t . t-i tu:,iv
ti the U'tiiil di tat .
, d.tiU tatioit uf lititpi' NiiN itiuni; tilti ,,!,i-t
foifl U J'l t tht- It. in.' tit put OIe in lili,- fittt,-
'There's a Reason"
for
Grape-Nuts
-h-t h til!1 i t s vfXw here.
Store Yotir Furs NOW
Snfp, stirp ami satisfac
tory service, at the low
est prices. 0 IT NOW
AND HAVK NO HE-
J RETS.
' ssstM innaaiw a" a o s tn m m mi. a m nn'W isimw nmwsji im i. mi swimwiu fMiimii
rf
Store Your Turs NOW
tSafe, sure and satisfac
tory Bfrvir-e, at the low
est prices. DO TT NOW
AND HAVE NO REGRETS.
NEMO" Week Corset Offerings
From Our Complete. Stocks
Th one time accepted theory that it was necessary for a woman to
expcrienco discomfort in order to attain a fine figure has lone since been
exploded.
Comfort now poes hand in hand with style, and grace in corseting
Hint fiiiaeeof the old idea that it was necessary to "force"the, figuro
to the perfect contour, todny we "mould" the lines to Fashion's dictates.
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SFlfVwfr)Uf.lHG
"Nemo'
Our
Corsets give the maximum style, ease and grace
expert Corsetierres Assure you of the proper fit.
8 Self Reducing models for medium and stout
figures, sizes L'l to H6 $3.00
2 Military lMt models for slender and
medium figures, sizes 21 to !)0,' ,,.$3.00
3 Liphtweight models for slender figures; one
model in plain material; two models in silk
broche, sizes 20 to 20 $3.00
Corsets for extra stout women, sizes 36 to 44,
at ...$:.)0, $j..r.O and $7.50
A Nemo "Wonderlift" in Fancy Proche,
sizes 2I to .'ID $10.00
2 "Wonderlift" Corsets for stout figures,
sizes 2.'t to Wi $5.00
2 "Nemo Wonderlift" models for slender and
medium figures, sizes 20 to 26. ........ .$5.00
Second
.r Self Reducing models for medium and stout
figures, sizes 22 to H6 ...$5.00
H Self Reducing models, with relief bands be-
low front, steel, sizes 22 to ,1(5 $4.00
One Auto Massage Self Reducing model, sixes;
21 to :J6 $3.50
Flnnr
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The May Sale
UNDER Mil SUFIS
Will Begin Here
on
Saturday, May 6.
Every year hun
dreds of women
wait for this event
and every year the
savings they make,
more, than justifies
their faith in the
sale.
Bigger and Better
in every way this year.
Saturday you may
purchase from 8 :.'!)
a. m. to 9 p. m., and
the stocks are so
broad and compre
hensive that the sale
will continue for
many days.
Sale of Manufacturers' Sample Satin Kimonos
Une Hundred Beautiful Models
Values $6, $7.50, $8.98 and $10
All TV P.n f fcQ OQ
W7 lllc !
iCt VM wore mad
wrr facturers
fl4HTffl him mm,
laintirst, most rharminsr hM tta 1iv knttm f ru-
ade to serve as examples of the most nquisite Kimonos the maim-
' r 1 Iurn 0,11 8t ,he vaIue P'" we quote, and hundreds of
Sk).. I Now 'H,,,,lUHC WB were fortunate enough to buy these s;
Q.iiurii juice, nicy are yours inurHtiay
samples at a re-
At $3.98 Each
Long lengths with wide full cut
bottoms; made with elastic girdles
and Empire styles. '
' The heavy satins are in large pret
ty figtnVs and plain with wide fig
ured borders
The colors are all soft toned and
practical, such as purple, lavender,
navy, light blue, pink, gray, taupe,
tan, red, green, etc. Many different
siyies ana all prettily trimmed.
House Dresses-An Entire New Showing
4 v, l.l re n: i n . ,
'
Very smart, dressy styles; made in guaranteed washable colors. Of Gingham, Percales, Chambraya, etc. Pretty
designs in floral effects and stripes and checks.
Critical comparison will prove the true worth of these.
Prices are $1.00, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50 and $2.98
Here Is An INNOVATION
In the Millinery Departmei.;
That Is SURE
to Create a Furore
On Thursday we are going
to let you choose the Hat
shape you desire at a verv
small price, then WK WILL
FACE IT FOR YOU WITH
TUP: MATERIA li YOU SE
LECT and charge von a very
nominal sum. THAT IS THE
STORY IN A NUT SHEUU,
but read the balance of the
advertisement to appreciate
the full significance of the of
fering. We Will Sell You the
Hat Shape
For $1.19
China Split, Hemp, Milan
Hemp, Heal Milan, Uizere and
a lew I c gliorns, willi plenty
of the desired large sudor
shape in the lot. This is very
much less than the shape are
worth.
THEN WE WILL FACE THE HATS over or under the
I rmt lei you desire ith
V jlvets in 1( colors and lt Georgette Crepe, 10
Ul1. ' t
3
"Tn
h'ck.
viffeta in 4 colors
colors.
French Crepe in 8 colors.
Satin in Seven Colors
Tor 75c additional jm tnv lo the j ritn h Ctcpi
For $t V) udditionil )iu iimv tune tin' Tuffefw or S.ihi
For MQ addltloiul nmv Imve fir- ,(, ihrt or
0)rnrttti Crept,
COLOR CAR 1X5 WILL HE HANDED TO YOU IN THE
ttlLMNKRY STOKE AND YOU MAY CHOOSE WHAT
ever you nniKt:
'tut; i -I'Ai. f'uu i; hu nni; i wini.h i;i;K'
I ;t t t ni i , , 'nt
U K r-. KiR fill fOI'W osi.y
75c to $1.50
W it uf 'u iu"( r vir .liiKtrv f (Vfiiij; .f h fr.
SixSpeciftlDruK Department Offers
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'ml l1S,.et . , J' Mi.t 1lu I 'l, llf ?
H !' HtiiM ii4 mui . 11
i , . , ,, ;tle MtrM. it iii . ,VJn
The New Tub Corduroy
Will Be the Popular Fabric
For Spring and Summer
l-'OR SKIRTS. Suits and Coats, it be emploved in
large quantities this spring and Miminer. It Mill not lose
its oft pile after tubbing if the follcwirs directions a'-e
followed:
WASH unill clean In warm
water with Ivory Soup (do
not tino wanhhoard.)
A FT Kit this boil one-quarter
hour In oay water.
ClIOULD rlnnu throe lime, In
warm cloitn water.
I-I AVB cold blueing water for
rliiHlnjt.
ND do not wring or nqiipoze.
J L'T hang up to drip In oppn air.
KAVK out Ironing
EACH of the boe il
Hliould be Uriel ly fo
He sure that Tub Cordu
roy is stamped cither on
selvage or the hack of the
cloth, otherwise it i an
imitation and you will .nt
get satisfactory results .'r r.u
tho above instruct :;vs.
order to obtain
nil.
rcetiorid
'olowd In
ot!iifaciorjr re-
No. 601. width 32
Inchea, yard
No. 13, width 36
Incites, jnrd
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On S: Hr in th $l'k St .
Main Floor.
A "Laurel" Gas Range Bargc:r.
On Salt Thursday Only
A rine full nil rutin, 1 Inch nrn, fitted with lhr bar burner, unit
fury eleeirln r,, pvn rx'ki timkliig top bm thrm fituUr, rr i
liUnt and on Klmmerlng burner. Whit enamel pnet ,.
tK.tr
Same range ahov. uh broiler ,.......,..J7iyi
l(. friinr!(tr. 'lnhn HyphnB." up from..,, f ,.r)
"Sanl'nr' I'ureeUlii lined r-f rlgerlor, UP from iV'SO
Aluntlnutn H are We ihu tb lret and r"i r.impleie .n ,
the Wt-iii full in, f Null "Werr" and "ttlu." tiritndn.
Ait Alum tn urn icttU l,k pliture, heairjr In wi-lgSt, bau'i'i! in
(uh and fmt.h HHUI, I ltur.l.y, tmly , f
KayserSilk Gloves in Variety
Thit li OniAhft IlcadquArteri
h)vr l.Uii-i r uttn'irjiae.i fcr (it, wer trd
uju rli .),i!itt
r'vrrv .ir t k- :rai,i.i. ,y th maker 'ui hp ? ve
"i our ur.ttito uel. tu,, pUtti and fancy,
Ions or .iM.rl. i it Idaek and while and H d -mralde p,l..rV
K-r CiliHft, dpil their a'lperiortfy, peat t
Mi. r t an Hi urduiAr t .
h.xiie of h net rmtridrl Utftvea tr j.e'i,!v
?U aide.
. fl 23 far th Shori Olovti
TSfl ta 2 fa lor lh Uuf ClUva
MI1 tliHi
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