THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2&, 1916.
Nebraska
ABENDS DISPROVES
. DEMOCRAT CLAIM
Otoe County Senator from
Syracuse Talks About
Standing of Reavis. ,
ASK I1SMNESS IN OmCiR
t ' (From a Staff Comspondsnt.)
Lincoln, Oct. 27. (Special.) The
democratic state committee ha made
soecial onslaughts on a speech made
by Mr. Reavis at Syracuse, with re
gard to nil support of Hughes, sena
tor J. H. Arends of that place, who
was in Lincoln today, brands the
' statements of the Maguire politicians
as absolutely false.
"The statement is maliciously false,"
said the senator. "I was chairman of
the meeting, and, as such, introduced
the congressman. The address was
one of the most convincing speeches
ever delivered in Syracuie, and was
enthusiastically received by a crowded
' opera house.
"At no place in the speech was ref
erence made to Governor Hughes ex
cept in terms of greatest respect and
admiration, and any statement to the
contrary is without the slightest foun
dation in fact
"As chairman of the Otoe county
republican committee, I accompanied
Mr. Reavis across the county by au
t tomobile and heard all of the nine
addresses he delivered in the county.
What I have said of the Syracuse
speech applies to all the others.
"Some idea of the way these ad
dresses were received may be gained
from the fact that every town in the
county in which Mr. Reavis delivered
an address in the day time, has since
urgently demanded that Mr. Reavis
return for a night meeting.
"Otoe county has grown very tired
of a colorless congressman. We have
'I had our fill of a congressman whose
i virtues are entirely negative, and
'i whose chief claim for election is that
I his power for evil is very limited.
-' We want a man of ability, Independ-
ent thought and courage, and having
j. found such a man we are going to
keep him In congress, If you want
j to know what we thought of Mr.
ij Reavis' speeches, just watch our vote
i on congressmen. If Mr. Maguire se
lf cepts Mr. Reavis' suggestion to dis
t cuss jointly the questions of the cam
" paign, we want one of the meetings
, held in our county. Such a debate
t would be worth going miles to hear."
I Barton, Aldrich
And Matson Make
Visit to Franklin
Franklin, Neb., Oct. 27. (Special.)
The largest crowd attending a po
litical meeting in this city this year
: came out Wednesday evening, despite
, roads that were almost impassable
, with mud, to attend the big republican
rally. ,
United States Senator George W.
Morris had been billed to speak with
, Hon, Silas R. Barton, republican can
', didate for congressman from the
.- Fifth district, but was unable to get
here, and the state committee sent
ex-Governor C. H. Aldrich out to take
' his place, and Charles E., Matson of
r Lincoln was also present and ad
j dressed the voters. j
I Mr. Barton made one of the best
, speeches that has been delivered here
this fait, telling of his service in the
Sixty-third congress', where he only
; missed ten roll calls and was defeated
by less than 200 votes on account of
staying on the job in Washington
while his opponent was out over the
i district making political hay. His
speech was well received by the large
crowd, which cheered his remarks fre
3 quently.
J He was followed by Mr. Aldrich,
who talked for a time on national
matters, but wound up with an en-
- dorsement of the prohibition amend
ment and the republican candidates
i for state offices, most of whom he
is personally acquainted with. He
;, made a comparison of the records of
t Judge A. L. Sutton, who has been a
,. man in the public eye for many years,
and Keith Neville, who was never
5 heard of before the primary campaign
in the spring.
Mr. . Barton . is touring Harlan
- county, the home of his democratic
. opponent, today.
Traveling Man Says
! , Indiana for Hughes
(From tuff Comspondsnt.)
Lincoln, Oct 27. (Special.) That
Hughes will carry Nebraska appears
on every hand and the republican
state committee is kept busy most
of the time receiving congratulations
from visitors who crowd headquarters
it the Lindell hotel.
Last night a traveling man from
Indiana found his way to the rooms
of the committee and said Indiana
could be safely counted for the re
publican ticket.
"Conditions in Indiana are good for
Hughes," said he. "Generally speak
ing, people are beginning to under
stand what four years more of demo
cratic control will mean, and espe
cially when this country will face a
crisis the most important in its his
tory with the close of the European
war. Then the country must depend
upon the Underwood bill for the pro
tection of oar interests.
"Indiana is safely republican. , It
may not be a big majority, but it will
be sufficient so that the country will
'mow that the old Hoosier state is
up to date and on the right side."
University Debater Convinced
Republican Argument Good
i Fro Staff Cerreependeat.)
Lincoln, Oct. 27. (Special,) One
of the evidences of what investigation
d political history will do is given
out today when word came to re
publican headquarters that one of the
jniversity debaters who took the Wil
ton side of the argument in the de
bate between representatives of the
university Wilson and Hughes clubs
a week ago has acknowledged the
force of the Hughes debaters, and is
low for Mr. Hughes.
A poll taken of the Munger office
building here today showed strongly
for Hughes, the vote being nearly
5 to 1 for the republican candidate.
From Our Near Neighbors
Telle?.
W. 8. Eddy went to Omaha Monday,
lira. Tout and Miss Nellie Welch spent
tna WMkina at Nortn Bend.
Got hard Pollack of Tllden visited Mr. and
Mr. A. Oard liter Wednesday.
Mrs. Coy and Howard will leave very
eooa to apend the winter In Los Antelea.
P. C. Kennedy attendod the Bankers' as
aoolntton meetlni In Omaha Wednesday.
The sophomore save a farewell party
for Howard Coy at hla home Friday even
Ins.
John Intll entertained the member of
the Presbyterian eholr at hu home Mon
day evening.
Mra. Anne RoMnaon retained Friday
from Excelsior Spring where ihe had
apent three weaka.
Mlea Orpha Oalnea, who haa been out of
achool on account of illness, returned and
reaumed her work Thuraday.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Chrtatlan Temperance union tu held Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Beaeh.
Mr. and Mrs. DeLand entertained the
eholr of the Methodist church and the
teaohera of the Valley schools Wednesday
evening.
The members of the Ladles' Aid soelety
gavo an enjoyable surprise for their presi
dent, Mrs. E. Erway, at her horns Thura
day afternoon.
The Woman's Missionary society held Its
monthly meeting with Mrs. A. J. McDonald
Wednesday afternoon. Mra. Eddy was lead
er of the lesaon atudy. Mra. Preaba gave
a very Interesting report of the aynodleal
meeting at Dundee. Mrs. McDonald was
sleoted secretary of literature.
Weeping Water.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Klrchhoff, a
girl Wednesday, October II.
Mra. ' Bert Jackman f Wabaah was a
Wseplng Water visitor Wednesday.
i. D. Cheek left Thursday for Custer
eounty to look after land interests.
Mr. and Mra. George Nasemsn of Avooa
war business visitors In town Wednesday.
August Hohman, Hans Johnson and Clar
ence Peol are having largo new barns built
C, fJ. Butler has oommsneed the ereetles
of a modem bungalow en east JCldora ave
nue. David Boedeker and family vlsltsd wtth
their friends, ths Henry O'Brien family,
while anroute through here, moving by
automobile from Mllford, Nab., to Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Foster of Los An
geles, Cel., who were visiting hers at ths
time of ths snow storm last week, report
that It was the first anowstsrm they had
been In for twenty years.
Thro farmers of the vicinity have gone
in together and shipped In a carload of
Holatel oowa of a high grade variety for
building up their herds, The men are Clar
ence Fool, John Colbert and A. A. Leech.
Mrs. Joe Malcolm of Wrey, Colo., ar
rived Thursday for a visit with her els
tor, Mrs. J. w. Sperry, and ether relatives.
Miss Louella Crew of Utlca visited her
over Sunday.
' ' Irvtoujtea.
Jesals Wllllama Is visiting relatives in
Omaha.
Helen Otte returned Sunday from a two
months' visit tn Kansas.
Prank Craner of Idaho visited St ths
Vestal home Thursday,
Prank Paul, Norfolk, spent a few days at
the Charley Vestal home.
Mrs. Powell and daughters. Maris an
Mildred, were Omaha visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blelck and family were
entertained at ths Harry Knutaen home to
Benson Sunday, t
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Deln, Elmer, Minnie.
Chrlea and Tom Deln visited at the Walter
Madssn bom In Benson Thuraday.
Mr. and Mrs, Charley Veetal and family
visited, relatives In Omaha Sunday.
About fifty young people attended the
barn dance at ths Hans Laraen home
Wednesday.
Walter and Hanas Sundetl returned Mon
day to Rawlins, Wyo,. after a few days'
visit with their parents.
Paul Thompssn stopped over at the home
of his parents on his way from Kansas City
to norm riatte, nee., to work at the ex
periment station, . ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lu Bovs of Omaha and
Mra. Edward Marrow aud aon, Robert, of
Iowa, were entertained at the Williams
home Saturday evening. -
Ths Ladles' Aid society of the First Pres
byterian church met Wednesday, October St,
with Mrs. Ed Myers.
Mra. George Ernest of South St. Paul
haa been a visitor of ths week at ths hom
of Mrs. John Peters, Jr.
Mrs. Adeline Carper w hsvlng consider
able trouble over her broken wrist, which
had to be broken again and rsaet.
The condition of Mrs. J. D. MoCheeneV.
who has been confined to her bed for sev
eral weeks, Is reported greatly Improved. '
Mrs, Emma Short and daughter. Mlas
Alice, 1 will leave Mellevu shortly to take
CHECK THAT
ECZEMA BEFORE
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i That little patch of eruption may be noth
ing mors than a slight annoysne now. But,
If neglected, such things have an uncomfort
able way of spreading and besoming really
serious turning Into Itching, burning skta
troubles that make life almost unbearable.
So don't take chances. Nip It tn ths
bud with a few simple treatments with
fteatnol. Usually the first bathing with
Reslnol Soap and dressing with Reslnol Oint
ment stop all Itching, and soon ths Irrita
tion Is entirely cleared away. Doctors have
presort bed Reslnol for over SO years so
that It Is not sn experiment, but a remedy
of proven value. All druggists sell Rsslnol
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to speedy healment b most cases when
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up thlr residence with Mrs. Short's daugh
ter, Mrs. William Sheehey, In Canada.
The cltlsena of Bellsvue were rudely
awakened at 4 a. m. Friday when the entire
student body of the college aw ths mem
bers of their foot ball team off to play
Wayne. I
Avoea, '
Mrs. C. F. Hsrtmsn of Lincoln was, vis
iting friends here last week.
Miss Anna Marie Kruss.ef Weeping Wa
ter was hers Tuesday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Marquardt were Ne
braska City visitors Wednesday evening.
Miss Juliana Rehmeler of Weeping Wa
ter was visiting her parents hers over Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burnett of Port
land, Or,, were visiting relatives hers
Sundsy,
Mrs. H. H. Marquardt entertained the
Cengergatlonal Ladles' aid Thursday aft
ernoon. Mra. W. OH ten and daughters of Lorton
ware hers over Sunday for a visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Harvey and son of Zlons
vllle, Ind., are spending the week with
relatives hers. '
Mrs. Minnie Fox and Miss Stella Hourgau
of Omaha were visiting friends here ths
first sf ths week.
Mlas Clara Marquardt, who Is teaching
school at Haveiocx, was visiting her par.
snts hsre over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Francis and Mr. and
Mra. V. A. Francis of Dunbar were here
Sunday for a visit with relatives.
Joseph C. Zlmmerer, B. C. Marguardt and
Harry J. Stutt were at Omaha thla week
atendlng a meeting of the state bankers.
FapUUon,
Miss My re Palmer of Arteela, N. M., was
a guest of Mrs. A. F. Bmpey Sunday.
The ladlea of the Catholic church will
give a baser at Bell's hall, November 1.
Mrs. Hester Malott haa gone to Crofton,
Neb., for a two weeks' visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Seeley of Omaha
were gueat of Ms. sod Mrs. R. P. Barton
Sunday,
Miss Charlotte Lewis, who It sttendlng the
State university at Lincoln, visited Sunday
with her sister. Miss Amy Lewis.
Elk horn.
H. A. Hansen has sold his meat market.
Ths Pythian Slaters gavs a card party
Friday svsning.
Mrs. Amy Calvert nUrrlnewl th T V
club Wedneeday. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. fichu rmn i
Omaha Wednesday. i
Mrs, H. Moekelman and rlnrhtt- .
In Omaha Thursday.
Mra. Chris Bull and daurhtur.1 Wlu rt
wars In Omaha. Thursday,
Mrs. Mary Beck's house ceua-ht Are ivtflav
and was slightly damaged.
Charles Powell of Alliance. la hare viait.
Ing his mother, Mrs. Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham visit
In Bennington over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, N. Wyatt were visited
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Scbrom, of Snyder, Nep.
Mrs. Lucy Baldwin came out Saturday
and visited wun mends during ins amy.
Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Denker enter
talned for the former's birthday Wedneeday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Otis entertained
relatives for Mr. Otto's birthday Wodnesdsy.
Mrs. Amy Calvert left Friday evening for
Sterling, Colo., to visit her aon Oeorge and
family.
Springfield.
Joseph W. Peters of Omaha visited his
father, W. H. Peters, last Sunday.
F. R. Bee be attended ths meeting of stats
bankers ths (ore part of ths week.
Mrs. M. B. Stearns of Omaha visited her
daughter, Mrs. A. C. Reed, this week.
Luoretla Ward of South Omaha was the
guest of Elisabeth Ore bam this week.
M. C. Stewart of Council Bluffs visited
bis sister, Mrs. Mlnturn, of this plaos.
N. J. and XL N. Christ lansoa attended
ths bankers' meeting at Omaha this week.
The tabernacle meetings that have been
held here since September II will oloss
Sunday. "
Mrs. O. Hanyan of Penora, la., visited her
brother, Dr. J. A. Bailer ths tors part of
the week.
Mrs. L. B ragman sf Omaha visited Mrs.
8. O. Level! and Mrs. E, L. Pflug ths fore
part of the week.
Ths announcement la made of the mar
riage of Otto Oramllch, formerly of this
place, to Miss Nell Welch of St. oulj.
Rail Commission
Orders Roads to Report
(From a Staff Corrf.pond.nt. )
Lincoln, Oct. 27. (Special.) Be
cause ot an order of the Interstate
Commerce commission, the State
Railway commission this morning
made an order informing all roads
doing business in Nebraska that they
must witnin tnirty days alter .No
vember 1 report to the commission
charges on class-rate shipments mov
ing between stations in Nebraska and
Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Omaha
and Norfolk and joint shipments
trom Lincoln to umaha.
Judge Sedgwick Hurt
Slightly by Fall on Walk
. (Trom a at! Oom.pcmd.nt .
Lincoln, Oct. ' 27. (Special.) Su
preme Judge Sedgwick appeared at
the state house this morning, walk
ing with the aid of a cane. The judge
slipped on a walk during the recent
snow storm and badly injured hit
hip, but vigorous treatment has en
abled him to walk again.
Sunday School Day in Richardson.
Stella, Neb., Oct 27. (Special.)
Reports from the Come to Sunday
School day show that out of a amputa
tion of 17,000 in Richardson county,
there were 6,568 in Sunday school that
day. , ,
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Anselmo, Neb., Oct 27v (Special.)
Congressman Moses P. KinkaidV At
torney O. S. Spillman and W. H. Rey
nolds, candidate for state treasurer,
were the speakers at one of the larg
est and most enthusiastic meetings
ever held in Anselmo, Wednesday
evening. M. M. Leonard, precinct
committeeman, presided.
Congressman Kinkaid was the first
speaker. He drew a picture of the
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condition of his constituents in the
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elected congressman, then touched
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derived therefrom in the way of in
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rapid increase of wealth until at the
present time the Sixth congressional
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capita when compared with the other
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He sketched the irrigation methods
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sugar industry around Scottsbluff and
Gering. He said he had voted for
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