THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1916.
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BY WARM EUROPE
United States Senator Jame3
W. .Wads worth Delivers
Address at Kearney.
WASTE VERSUS TAXATION
Kearney, Neb., Oct. 5. (Special.)
-James W. Wadsworth, jr., United
States senator from New York, at
Kearney today said the democratic
party is persistently blind, insofar as
a vision of the future is concerned.
"It will not see, or it cannot see,
that when the European war is ended
our enormous war exports must cease
immediately," said he, "and there must
be substituted for them a renewal of
the ever-increasing imports of cheap
turopean goods, which we were ex
periencing during the ten months'
operation of the Underwood tariff law
prior to the outbreak of the war. They
do not seem to realize that the peo
oles of EuroDe. when thev are re
leased f$om the bondage of the war,
must return by the millions to their
suspended industries and must in
augurate a great struggle to re-estab
lish their industrial structures, regain
their worldwide commerce and restore
their orosnentv . .
"One of two things must happen,"
he continued. "Either our people must
voluntarily lower their standards of
"living to correspond with those of
Europe and Asia, or else give up the
struggle entirely by closing the fac
tories and opening public soup houses,
Saved by War.
"It is theenormous war order trade
that has saved us from the effects of
the Underwood tariff law. There is
no other explanatidn on earth for
these exports except the war and
when the war stops, Jhey must de
cline to the figures of iyi4, and then
go on declining under the normal
operation of a democratic tariff law,
provided, when that time comes, such
a law is still permitted to remain upon
the statute books.
"With this situation staring them
in the face, known and recognized by-l
every man endowed with ability to
' look ahead, to analyze and to cal
culate, the democratic administration
at Washington has not taken one
step to meet the situation - when it
comes and to protect the people of
tne united Mates.
"Protection" is a word which the
democratic party detests. They take
no interest, apparently, in protecting
our people, whether it be in their
lives and property in foreign lands
or in their industries at home. Mr,
Underwood . himself declared, in de
fense of his bill, that its provisions
were not intended to give protection.
Mr. Bryan said he had no interest
in protecting an American dollar in
Mexico. Both, I assume, are honest
in. their contentions and beliefs,
Country Wants Protection.
"But do the people of the United
States desire that their future shall
rest in the hands of a party which
openly adheres to doctrines of that
kind? The country wants a pro
tective tariff, not onlv to nrovirie
adequate revenues, which the Under
wood Tariff law fails to provide, but
aiso to torm a Darner against the
avalanche of manufactured goods
which will overwhelm us if we neglect
to erect it."
Mr. Wadsworth devoted a portion
of his speech to democratic section
alism and to the waste in appropria
tions voted by the south, which does
not pay its proportion of taxes. He
said the only safety for the country
was in a return of republicans to
power.
fTitirjona nn Alltiwi
. Branch Protesting
(From a Stall Correspondent.)
Lincoln, Oct. 5. (Special.) A pro
test from citizens of Petersburg and
Albion covering a petition about six
feet in length was received by the
State Railway commission today ask
ing that the commission do not per
mit the Northwestern railway to dis
continue" trains No. 301 and 308 over
the line of the Albion branch of that
road. .
The train is an extra passenger put
on by the road Is a trial for the pur
pose of ascertaining if . there was busi
ness sufficient to maintain it. .
The commission is of the opinion
-that as the road was put on volun
tarily by the road that it has no au
thority to order its continuance,
Wadswortn Talks to "
Crowd at Osceola
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Oceola, Neb., Oct. 5. (Special Tele
gram.) The Wadsworth meeting in
Osceola last evening wa's one of the
largest attended and most successful
of any republican meetings held in this
city or county for a number of years.
Thpt-P watt a KnlpnHiH attentanr. n(
voters of ' both republican and demo-f 'he stand
crat parties and the address was lis
tened to with marked interest from the
beginning to the end. Polk county
republicans are delighted tonight at
the reception which was given their
speaker and the opening of the cam
paign un'der such pleasing circum
stances. The speaker covered na
tional issues entirely and made many
friends here for the Hughes ahd Fair
banks ticket .
Man Found
From Drug Overdose
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York, Neb., Oct. 5. (Special Tele
gram.) C. A. Walling, a barber, was
found in a dying condition in his room
at the Gardner hotel in Bradshaw,
Wednesday evening, sfrom what is
supposed to have been an overdose
of drugs. A doctor was summoned,
but could do nothing- for him. He
was a stranger, but among his effects
was a diary saying if anything hap
pened to Jiim to noti.'y relatives at
Dexter, Kan. - 1
The body was taken in charge by
Coroner Hitchcock and brought to
York to await the arrival of rela
tives. No inquest ,was thought neces
sary. ; t
K tint Liner Hunk.
London, Oct S. Lloyd's 'reports that the
Russian liner Toursal, of 4.27ft tons, (Toss
register, has been sunk. The Tourgal sailed
from New York September 17, (or Archangel.
The Toursal was formerly the British
Btna fleer Banta Brldda. It was built at
IjewcuUa In 1107, Maritime records do not
PRESIDENT BOWS HIS GREETING TO OMAHA -President Wilson, mapped s he en
tered the automobile at the union station on his arrival from the east this morning. Mr,
John Lee Webster is shown at the right of the picture.
CLUBWOMEN HEAR.
FROM COMMITTEES
Mrs. F. H. Cole of Omaha Tells
How Scholarships .Were
Furnished,
WORK DONE AT SUNNYSIDE
: Hastings, Neb., Oct. 5. (Special
Telegram.) 'Among the reports that
was given unusual attention at the
convention of the Nebraska Federa
tions of Woman's clubs today was
that 6f Mrs. Fr H. Cole of Omaha,
chairman of the, general federation
scholarship committee. The depart
ment was organized six ; years ago
and since , that time siven teen have
been helped to gain a university edu
cation, vvhd otherwise could not af
ford the course. Loans were made
to four students during the past year.
This" department has had $1,350.60
paid into its treasury. " ...
Mrs. C. H. Dietrich's account of
Sunnyside, a home for those in need,
located at Hastings, was received
with breathless-attention. Mrs. Diet
rich' declared that the inspiration for
establishing Sunnyside was gained in
the work of the Hastings Woman's
Club. .-.'' -
The original building was destroyed
by fire and a new one has just been
completed. In this comfortable build
ing homes are provided for twenty
six quests: "Mrs. Dietrich said that
the average cost of meals for the
guests has been found to be $1.10 per
week, the cost of service is $2.66 per
week, per guest.
The get-together banquet ' at the
Clarke hotel (last night .'was one of
the most successful affairs of the con
vention. It was planned for. state of
ficer's, past presidents, chairmen of
committees and general federation of
ficers. The function was arranged
by Mrs. W. N. Orris, chairman of
he industrial committee; Mrs. K. R.
J. Edholm, chairman of the health
committee. "Co-operation without
overlapping," was the central thought
of responses to toasts.
New officers will be elected tomor
Leather Cushioned Seats
Fcr President's Party
County Commissioner JohnaLynch
was the busiest mai, in the court
house along about the luncheon hour,
bossing the moving of leather uphol
stered chairs to the reviewing stand
for . the use of the presidential party
Douglas county's furniture, like the
court house, boasts of being scratch
less, and Commissioner Lynch was
right there to see that the task was
properly performed.
Throngs viewed the parade from the
windows and balconies of the court
house. They 'Hooked down" on the
president from the roof, but lustily
cheered when the chief executive and
the first lady of the land stepped to
Keep Up Populist
Farce of Ticket
Thrmifrn nttiflfirs paid fcy them- Tne cost ' mail-
AUlUUgU UlllOGlO hng ut the hlet wa, $2,563.11,
printed under his direction and the
pure food amendment. r
The arguments were prepared by
those N interested in the two amend
ments on both sides and the expense
.(From a Rlaff Correspondent.)
Lincoln, Oct. 5. (Special.) The
last sad remains of the people's inde
pendent party met again yesterday at
the office of the secretary of state
and went through the farce of pulmo
toring enough life into the corpse to
nominate a few democratic candidates
for office, and then crawled into its
hole.
, Present were Frank Eager, chair
man of the "party;" Gene Walrath,
who officates as secretary whenever a
little life is needed in order to help
out the democrats; Mr. Tibbies and
Dr. Cummins. The chairman and sec
retary claimed to have been empow
ered to act as proxy for two others,
and then the "party" proceeded to
nominate Keith Neville for governor,
Edgar Howard for lieutenant gover
nor and Sophus F. Neble of Omaha
and W. M. Morning of Lincoln for
presidential electors, all democratic
nominees, thus continuing the farce
comedy of passing years.
According to Lieutenant Governor
Pearson, who was elected as a popu
list two years ago and has since, affili
ated with the people's independent
party, no convention was held this
year, and no committees selected. It
is also well known that none, if any,
of the counties of the state held coun
ty conventions for , the purpose of
sending delegates to a state conven
tion, which is required where th'ere is
a party state organization.
and was 'mostly paid for by those pre
senting the arguments, though no ar
gument against the pure food amend
ment was furnished.
State House Deserted;
All Make Trip to Omaha
(From a 8taff Correspondent.)
Lincoln, Oct. 5. (Special.) The
state house is practically today as far
as the democratic state officers are
concerned, the exodus being in the
direction of Omaha, where the presi
dent of the United Mates and the tirst
lady of the land are the attractions.
Many clerks dropped their duties
and hiked for the big city along with
the rest of the state house gang, while
the members of the supreme sourt, or
most of them, doffed their judicial
ermine a,nd joined the crowd.
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The president received an uproar of
cheering from the 10,000 people pack
ing the Omaha Auditorium last night.
The applause was sharp and ear
splitting. He rose several times and
bowed, smiling broadly. Calls of
"Three cheers for our next president"
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eral thousand people packed the street
outside. For several minutes there
were such calls as "Who kept us out
of war? Wilson," "Who prevented the
strike? Wilson;" "Who saved the na
tion? Wilson."
Governor Morehead of Nebraska in
troduced the president.
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a very versatile gen tie man, if the
impression gained By some people is
the true one, it being claimed by them
that he prepared the argument both
for and against the prohibition amend
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Notes From Beatrice -And
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Bftrice. Neb.. Oct. 5. (Snccial.l
Collins Billings, a member of company
C of this city and cnicf busier of
the Fifth regiment, Nebraska Nation
al Guard, returned home last evening
from the border, having been dis
charged for the reason that his sis
ter! were dependent upon him.
Mrt. H. F. Cook, a pioneer of Beat
rice, died last night at 11 o'clock at
a local hospital, where she had been
receiving treatment, aged 82 years.
She was the mother of Mrs. W. VV.
Scott of this city and, Mrs. Hattie
Kced of I.os Angeles, Cat.
Clarence R. Steffen and Miss Flor
ence Line, both of the Diller neigh
borhood, were married here yester
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
manse.
A Chalmers touring car belonging
to F. C. Tuttle was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning when the engine
back-fired while it was being over
hauled. The loss is placed at $1,500,
with $1,2(10 insurance.
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