Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 9, 1910, Page 2

THE JANUARY 9, 1910. OGP OLOL OSSO P PO PO PO S0 PSS O F S OPE Need a Svit or @ ) Need a Sampeck Overcoat for a § Suit or Overcoat “Little Fellow” ® “Young Man” } Need a Coat or Dress for a Girl? OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: COAL TRAINS BEFORE MAIL Northwestern Issues Orders to Give Fuel Preference Over All. | able way in_which undertaking | was conducted. The striking feature its educational this: big of the show was | character. There was a| pleasing lack of the usual barkers and cheap amusement features. Something could be learned at every polnt The Homestead, Des Molnes, a.: It Is the common custom of the daily, as well as the agricultural press, to spend 100 much extravagant praise on shows and expositions in general. Successful events, a8 well as those that are failures, are (00 often plotured In similar terms, and as & result the public in general is misied. Hav- Ing this situation clearly In mind, we have no hesitancy In saying that the National Corn exposition was the greatest agricul- tural educational event that has taken place in the last decade. Never before to our knowledge have the important experi- | ment stations of the United States co- ated to present the results of their work to the public as was done at the| show. { The Breeders' Gasette, Chicago, TIl.: | Last week at Omaha the third annual| National Corn exposition came to a suc. | cbssful close. In its arrangement and ( character the exposition was. a monument Lauded High in the Estimate of the Knowing Musical Public? 1—1It has the tone, the wonderful TONI. SOUTH DARKOTA I8 SUFFERING People of Some Towns Resort to Cat- ting Wood Along the d Haaling 1t Town., From & Staff Correspondent.) DE8 MOINES, Jan. 8.—(Special Tele- gram.)—The State Raliroad commission this evening recelved word that on prac- tically every rallroad in Towa the freight trains are running and coal is being hauled. to the vho financed | Qo oti ¥ The _most seriously orippled was the Mil- | and Bud T in ohorbe ang 1o corn gro r.;. 2 ]It ]mn.t?lo ac tlon,' the most acute touch possible. ukge, hi 1 ! dl at | an 'mers In general who furnished the e , o re ine 4 Y es? Then why not buy e o ke | e SRR | - Durability e writien on overy square il of the [ | & Yondd ‘ame 't Des Moines trom outslds | WPt can of s ey Sl e ChIRerY piano, inside an out. i . points. and the United Sta Department _of To hear it is to own one. \ ’ ere Omorrow a | Island railroad, reported to the rallroad | of visitors, and the miscellaneous exhibiis commission yesterday that the Rock Isl- and company has not confiscated any coal were of a particularly high order bf edu- cational merit. Last year a doszen states had institutional exhibits, made by their for commercia: uses, but, on the contrary, | agricultu: colleges or experiment Sta gave o the State university at lowa City | tons; this year twenty.four states were one carload of its own coal to help in keep. | Fépresented in this department, Canada and Mexico and thirty-six states and terrl- tories contributed displays, Officials Think Madriz Playing for Sympathy ing the university open. He states that the sitvation in Towa is not any different this year than In other years, since it Is the habit of the dealers in small towns to not lay in & supply off coal for the winter. % There was fear here that the public schools would have to close, but this fear soon passed away, for the dealers notified the school board they would supply the coal. The street rallway company ald not have enough coal to last throughout the day, but got some from the Wabash. The situation seems all the more remarkable, since the mines in Des Molnes or within a few miles of the eity are supplying nearly 2,000,000 tons a year to the fuel stock of 10,/ . - 9 1330 LL.ess! | Such a reduction is in force now on every suit, coat or dress—during our really important “Half Yearly” Clearance Sale The largest selling of garments ever recorded by us transpired during the week just passed. And this is just what we wished-—a thorough clean up of stocks. But even in the face of all this selling Representatives Kranich & Bach, Krakauer, Kimball, Bush & Lane, Cable-Nelson, Cramer Pianos. Expert tuning. 15131515 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA, NEBRASKA Rupture Quickly Cured No Charge if You Don't Get Relief Acts of Nicaraguan President Be- lieved to Be Intended to Estab- lish His Position, -~ Not a single cent comes out of your Cas the Cluthe Trus with Automatie the state, WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.—Dispatches from | pocket it a trial of the Cluthe Truss Massage Treatment will cure you com- v BOONE, 1a., Jan. §—(Special Telegram,) | Managua indlcate that President Madriz 19 | with ~Automatic Massage Treatment PIGY 1, 8 fow months to o vear or o —The Northwestern Rallroad company has | MBKIng cvery effort to obtain the favor of | doesn't result in iminense rellef. Wa 4 Never forget for a moment that we are spe- clalists in “hard to get' sizes; don't forget that our style, fabric, make up, put-together, etc., is VERY much higher graded than the usual sort. Any of Masage Treatment has cured some of the worse cases in history. It has cured men and women over 70, 80 and 90 years old—people who had heen ruptured from 20 to 70 years—peopla the United States. Madriz's past record, however, Is such ds seems to justify the doubt entertained in some quarters as to whether he has any purpose in view other Issued orders to all train Dreference to ¢oal trains over passenger, mall or express trains. Officials are bend- ing every effort to move coal through Iowa crews ta. Bive don’t want a cent of your money unless thig Truss does you a world of good. The Cluthe Truss with Automatic % " who had worn dozens of other trussés there is STILL a splendid assortment left for eariy these sale values may be ordered hy mail if cash to ald the famina Alstricts. Passenger and | than to make secure his position as presi- ““flllfi Treatment : entirely unlike any in vain, comers tomorrow. You're interested are you not? accompanies order. Catalogue sent free. mall trains have been held up at various |dent of Nicaragua. other truss ever made. : s stations In the state to allow coal trains [ In addition to dispatches recelved last 1'1"0" is '1m belt, r;o leg n:"fl.p’\ no No Risk Whatever o1 springs, no harness of any nd whal h to pass and the company Is supplying a |night that Madriz had publicly denounced i y : omaha S Ollly Sto‘:k for t e number of towns with coal from its own |the killing of the Amerlcans, Groce and [ever. Nothing at all about it that can ~ We know that vou who have worn other trusses will fncline to doubt these statements. But please give yourself the benefit of all doubts, Let the Cluthe Truss itself prove all that we say. Try it at our risk. No mat- ter how bad your rupture may be, pinch, bind, chafe or cut. Your Rupture Can't Come Out supply. The officials assert not a single car has been confiscated by this company, as reports Indicate other roads in the state have done. Cannon, as unlawful and unwarranted, and holding Zelaya personally responsible for their death, Vice Consul Caidera, in a tele- gram received at the State department to- Complete Outfitting AND of “Young People” JHHORNEU0! we day states that Madriz has Issued decrees You'll feel a whole lot stronger_the guarantee the Cluthe Trus to hold it in = Dakota Towns Are Suffering. ¥ v o Your o . q ’ 2 STICRRTE, B D, Jun. §—(epetint | SPUSHIEE ot thonopolies eud orderink Bl it YAl Diar awhts dome Gt BIEte U SRS WR UORE: wint §O% » Tologram.)—A serious condition faces the | COPTiscated property returned to the right-| Anq after the first few days—after it i W L St i Vit the towas Baie | UL Bwnens, overcomes the soreness caused by the Free Book Tells ewer, Larger Store 1 Tha Missoust Fiver, on he Mirwaues | N0 conirmation of te repored drowning| 2t YOU ne¥, oef Yo pever sucte road. Telephone.communication was had |Of General Disz has been recelved at the| "o o 0, " 0 "ie ana push and strain We have written a book—cloth bound - this morning with eight towns with ref- | Jtate department. with all your might the Cluthe Truss —which sums up all that we have The gunhoat Marietta 18 on its way from |will hold your rupture securely in place. learned about Rupture in forty yeara of erénce to the fuel question and the situd- . b 1o experience—in the treatment and cure C' Think of ~that—you who now have to r ce- Farnam street ton Is very bad, except in three cases. | POrt Limon, Costa Rica, to Blustelds | put"your rupture back perhaps dozens of of over 270000 cases. At Oacoma there I8 a0 coal whatever and the people have resorted to hauling wood from the timber along the river with which to keep warm. Chambrelain re- ports that coal is almost entirely gone. Rellance {s more fortunate and has enough fuel to last a month. Belvidere reports having seventy-five tons on hand. Draper 1s fast rynmn. short, with no coal in sight. Musdo has enough coal to times o day—you who now wear trusses that cause you constant torture. Automatic Massage Treatment This book explains how a rubber band around your walst does as much as some trusses. It exposes the fraud behind some of the advertised “methods.” It puts ypa on guard against throwing money away. It explains about operations And it tells all about the Cluthe Truks with Automatic Massage Treatment. It tells the experience of many former suf- ferers. Your name on a postal—or o the coupon below—brings you this help- ment of President Madriz, that the execu- tlon of Groce and Cannon was lllegal, was dommented upon by former President Ze- laya today. Zelaya said if there was any irregularity In the proceedings against the Americans it originated within the court- martial and was chargeable against the offioials of that court. ' good 000 0P 0L 0L 0D 0PI OP 0P PSP P 9D P 9P P PP PP The Cluthe Truss automatically gives a wonderfully benefical massage t ment, It has Automatic Holding Pads. They are self-regulating—self-adjusting to ev- ery movement you make. That is why it Mr. McCabe a hearty welcome and sald Stone was a colonel in'an Towa regiment and near the close of the war was elected governor, afterwards serving as commis- sloner of the general land office at Wash- NINETY THOUSAND LIES IDLE he was ready to at once turn over the "bureau to him. Forenter Cheered by Employes. » ful cloth bound book. Word then belng passed around that Mr. | Money from Game Licenses Must | inston. last three or four days, but nas no pros- Slashied with & Rasar, is utterly impassible to: force thess pads i O todhy don't Dut it off—when ol LI ENLNTSRaRt o Mopve g huling Await Appropriation Work on ‘Des Motnes River, pects of any more coming. Vivian is al- |WOunded with a gun, or plerced by ajout of position. read this book you will know how you (thé scores of cmployes, who occupy the elght floors pf the big office bullding in Which the bureau is located, gathered in thie assembly rogm on the top floor. Mr. Pinchot met them, his entrance be- No matter how much you lift of strain, there is always proper support for your rupture. And these Automatic Holding Wads automatically massage the weakened Muscles at the rupture opening - until they are strong mnd sound. rusty. nall, Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals the wound. Guaranteed. 2%c. For sale by Beaton Brug Co. most out, while at Kennebec there is a good supply, with two cars of coal on the track that arrivgd yesterday. Kadoka re- ports havipg pledty of fuel. Dakota Wes- leyan univérsity eXpectéd to close down can get rellef without risking any more money. wnrnnn FREE COUPON . .nnn A. C. Miller, banker, and head of the Iowa River comission, has returned from Washington where he secured assurances from government engineers that work In the matter of making the Des Moines river MRS. W. M. STONE PASSES AWAY Widow of Former Governor Dies at ing signalizcd by deafentng.applause. No ndidate . returning from a Successful Caldwell, S. D—Keokuk Gets cmpalgn was ever greeted by a more Money th* Bupbove Wates enthusiastic demonstration than that ac- cbrded the late forester. Power, Mr. Pinchot bade farewell to all who — filed by. A little later he left the building have nothing to fear from a thorough détermination of the facts,” sald Secretary Ballinger today. “I may have committed efrors of judgment in one way or anothe as any man might while in the public ser-. vice, but 1 am firm in my knowledge that | no finproper motive has ever influenced me in any action 1 have taken." H He ‘declined to make any comment re-: garding the action of the president in dis. | missing Gifford Pinchot. Pinchot today in the opinton of many be- (From a Staff Correspondent.) DES MOINES, Ta., Jan, 8.—(Special Tele- gram.)—State Treasurer Morrow today re- ported that the fund realized from the li- censing of hunters at $1 each will within v few days pass the $100,000 mark. Only about $10,000 of the fund has been used in the payment of deputies and law enforce- ment and about $90,00 Is lying idle. The legislature will be asked to direct what to do with it. Wilson May Resign. edmes the plvot on which the insurgent| Friends of Secret: Wilson here be- flght with the administration can turn Its | lleve that the chance for his resignation guns. The effect of Pinchot, the personal [ from the cabinet at an early day Is ex- friend of Theodore Roosevelt and head | cellent. Nothing definite has been recelved champlon of the Roosevelt conservation |from him, but it is known that Wilson olleles, being ousted from the ofilcial | feels keenly the danger to his situation. family of President Toft is another phase Mrs. W. M. Stone Dead. of the confectures which fill the air. The| The widow of Former Governor Willlam effect of Pinchot's dlsmissal upon ccn-|M. Stone died today at Caldwell, 8, D, #ressional investigation of Secretary Bal- | at the home of her son. She will be buried Mnger and the lund office is anoth in Knoxville, where she lived many years. Seve - Side re Pains in and Back. Could Not Walk a Block Owing to the Excruciating Pains Which Were Caused by the Kidneys and Now She Is Completely Cured by WARNER’S SAFE CURE navigable will month. The plan the river navigable. Keokuk Water Power, is to immediately ake the business men of that city have com- changes in the dams and locks in the river and to develop the immense water power rejoicing and the ringing of bells. on the improvement will commence at once. lowa Shipping Case Argued. Great interest Washington today before Commerce commission, involving the eastward on cattle and hogs. reduction has been secured on also shipping in transit rates mission. Attorney General Byers p took charge of the case and cured the evidence, but ments. the shippers are confident they will win. Selects New P Food M, Governor Carroll, selected “W. state dairy and pure food commissioner. It has been known for some time that H made the of the state. Mr. Barney the State Breeders' assoclation and a wel known breeder of Holstein cattle. Proxecuting for Oleo Frauds, Just at present the state pure food partment is very active and has on hand commence sometime next It is announced at Keokuk today that pleted arrangements to secure the $15,000,000 of private capital necessary to make the possible there. The city was given over to Work manifested throughout the state in the case which was argued at the Interstate ltve stock shipping rates in Jowa. The case was brought by the Corn Belt Meat Producers’ association to secure reduction in the rates Already a sheep and on cattle, The Towa shippers were especlally insistent on a reduction on the rates for hogs and to this end interested the State Raflroad com- onally not only se- argu- A decision Is not expected soon, but 50 it s reported, has B. Barney of Hampton to be R Wright would not be a candidate agaln. He has held the office elght years and has virtually developed it from a mere bureau to one of the most important departments is president of de- today ‘on wWecount of coAl shortage, but two cars came in last night and lifted the embarrassing conditions. The Mtlwaukee company i8 now able to hagdle a little more coal each day. This mdQing the thermometer registered 17 degrees below zero. ONARAMAY DROP CORN SHOW (Continued from First Page.) 7, 1910, & resolution was passed calling for the payment of the balance of outstanding subscriptions. We beg to notify you'that the amount due from you is on your original subscription of —. It is necessary to close our accounts promptly and we ask you to kindly send check by return mail to C. F. McGrew, treasurer.” It was the consensus of opinion of the executive committee that it did not feel Iike urging Omaha peopie to go Into anothe; exposition of the kind because of the ex- pense. The committee thought best to close the affairs for the two years and then to leave it to the peoplé to decide what was best for the future. M2, action will be taken on the matter by the committee until the annual meeting of stockholders, which Is to be held January 2. At that time a full detailed financlal report will be made to the stockholders and to the publle. The books are now being audited by an expert accountant. Done to Help the Farmer. There is no doubt that the Corn exposi- tlon was the greatest venture of the kind Omaha ever undertook from an advertis- ing standpoint, for It has put Omaha on the map agricuiturally just as Chieago is famed for its International Live Stock shaw. The Natlonal Corn exposition is the best move that Omaha has ever made for the direct benefit of the great famring community ] which lies tributary to the Nebraska me- HYMENEAL. Richert-Otoupollik, DAVID CITY, Neb, Jan. 8.—(Special.)— Miss Ohristine Otoupolik of this place was married to Fred Richert of Alberta, Can- ada, at 8 o'clock last evening, Rev. Mr. Kleihauer of the Christian church officiat- Ing. Miss Maude Harris played the wed- ding march and Miss Ruth Duncan acted as bridesmaid. Miss Otoupolik is very highly thought of here. McWhorter-Johnson, HOLDREGE, Neb., Jan. 8.—(Special. — Last evening at 6 o'clock, at the bride's home north of Funk, took place the, wed- ding of Miss Lula Johnson to Ford Me- Whorte™ of Bertrand. Rev. H. B. Allen of this city officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Me- Whorter will make their home in Bertrand, where the groom Is the cashier of the First State bank. Walker-Beck. WYMORE, Neb., Jan. 8.—(Special.)—Ray- mond Walker of Beatrice and Miss Emma Beck of this city were married at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. J. V. Jobes, last evening, Rev. E. F. Gates of the Meth- odist church officiating. The couple will reside in Beatrlce, where Mr. Walker is employed as a fireman REMARKABLE BUSINESS INCREASE Norvell-Shapleigh pany of St. Louis Makes Tre- mendous Gain in Sales. Norvell-Shaplelgh Hardware Company of Hardware Com- try has made ~uch an unusual record in sales. The Norvell-Shapleigh Company attribute their large gain in sales to an aggressive selling campaign, backed up by Good Serv- This massaging does for these mus- cles what exercise does for the arms or legs. That 18 how the Cluthe Truss can cure a rupture after l\'er{n\lnl else hi failed even to give relief. Cures in Short Time When you wear a Cluthe Truss, you can do any work that you could do if you weren't ruptured. And, unless yours is a terribly bad Town L ety Rhino Camp is New Basis for Roosevelt Party Hunters Are Now Established on the Eastern Shore of Lake Albert. BUTIABA, (On Eastern Shore of Lake Albert), Uganda Protectorate, Jan. 8.—The Smithsonian African Scientific expedition arrived at Rhino camp, the basis for the hunt of the eagerly sought white rhino, early today. Rhino camp is on the Congo slde of the Bar-El-Jebel river. The expe- dition is making good progress as the ar- | rival at camp had been scheduled for | efther today or tomorrow. tinued to Wadelal and thence to the camp, which was reached at daybreak.. The trip from Butiaba across the northern end of | Lake Alberta ane up the Bar-El-Jebel | river was made in a steam launch which | had in tow two steel boats loaded with equipment. The expedition as made up In the present hunt consists of Colcnel Roosevelt, Kermit, Mearnes, Heller, Loring, Cunninghame and thirty porters and boys. They have 200 loads. of supplies. This distance from Butiaba to Wadelal 1s seventy-two miles. The exact location of Rhino camp, which s a permanent basis for hunters, is not given. The party has thus temporarily left Uganda for the ter- ritory remarkable for the presence of the white rhinocercs. If their plans are ear- rled out the expedition will continue for some days In its present location thence | proceeding to Nimule. Unless the gamo sought Is found within a week the quest will be abandones INDIANS WANT TO BE WARDS Fifteen Thousand FPetition Not to He Made Citizens, Asserting They e 9 r N Fit, 8t. Louls Increased their sales in 199 over | The hunting party left Butiaba at 10| WAQHINGT(A)I:‘.JM:"A ke 1. T e ot oo iy 1o | o¢lock yesterday morning and areashed | o,y b1ooaed membara. vf the Croek, Chicka always an Index of trade conditions 1.5 | Koba at ten minutes before midnight, | Dode . waak, CHigRe evident that prosperity has returned. Prob- | p 5 saw, Choctaw and Cherokee Indlan Forty minutes later the journey was con- |pave joined. I vy . ably no other hardware jobber in the coun- |have jolned in a petition to congi |the president asking that citizenship be withheld from them on the ground thet | they are not prepared to exerclse such re= | sponsibility and that the United States o | tirue as their guardian f tropolls, and there is no doubt that the show appealed directly to the farmer. Out of the Corn show has grown the pub- liefty bureau “woufu the Commercial club, and the Corn show has given the bureau ice in the house in the way of prompt ship- | ments and complete filling of orders. Thelr | house motto is, “Diamond Edge is a Qual- ity Pledge.” a dozen or more cases Involving the sale of olcomargarine which has not been properly labeled. It fs found that owing to the high price of butter the makers of oleomargarine are pushing their sales In all parts of the The World's Best Remedy for Kidneys, Liver Bladder and Blood M rs. L. 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