Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 13, 1916, Page 7

{ spection in Schools” BRIEF CITY NEWS | “Townsend's for Sporting Goods.™ | ting Pixtires—Burgess-Granden. Rave Root Print t—Now Beacon Press. | Holovotchiner to Speak—Dr. EV; Holovtehiner will speak on “Medical In this evening the Edward Rosewater achool. “Today's Movie Program” classified section today. It appears in The Bee BXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the va. rious moving picture theaters offer. Saloon is Robbed—James Quinn's saloon at 1024 North Sixteenth street was proken into Tuesday night and $30 in ash stolen. Ths place was ransacked, but nothing else was missing { Bandle Files—Frank Bandle, for | nine years register of deeds, but beaten | last time for renomination, has decided | 10 file for a third term and try for the | repubilcan nomination for district clerk. | le filed Tuesday. | Must Buy Permits—Chauffeurs in | the employ of others, or who are driv- ng their own cars in any public capacity, ire reminded that the 1916 badges and | permits are ready at the office of the superintendent of police Maude Gumm is Jailed—Maude Gumm, Fourteenth and Chicago streets, whose place was raided by the police and quantity of morphine discovered, was rought before Judge Foster and =en tenced to ninety days in the county jail Ask Wroth Declared Bankrupt—A4 | petition that Leroy C. Wroth, proprietor f Wroth's cafe, be declared a bankrupt. | was filed in federal court by the Jam Electric company, Lee Lash com- of New York and Willlam A Corr pany Arand. Seeking Mrs. Howard—Iriends | anxiously seeking for Mrs. Bvelyn Kansas City, who former! A week ago Monday to take a been heard lived | Jensen, | Howard of lived in Omaha. she went to the conservatory music lesson and has not from since. Mrs. Howard formerly in Oklahoma City. Loses Overcoat—Soren 106 Eouth Forty-eighth, placed his over- coat over a counter at Hayden Bros. and when he turned around it had disap- peared. Miss Mary Bronston, 5415 South | ‘Twenty-seventh street, lost a purse con- | taining a gold watch and some small change, near Sixteenth and Farnam. Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition— | Several creditors have filed a petition | in federal court asking that Benjamin | Fields of Fremont be adjudged a vankrupt. They are Egbert R. Taylor, | o presents a claim of $1,650; Shenan- | Nurserles of Shenandoah, Youngers & Co. of Genoa, Neb., | #531, and Marshall Bros., $2% | Coal Thieves Sentenced—‘They | owe me two days' pay for work at the | Lane cut-off,” was the only excuse of- tered Judge Foster by Sam Kiech, 127 South Fifteenth street, charged with tak- ing coal from a Union Pacific car at Ninth and Jackson streets. He was given $25 and costs, with suspended sentence. J. 0. Hanson, Fourteenth and Davenport streets, who took coal from a Northwest- ern car, was sentenced to fifteen days in the county jau. | Northwest Improvers Meet—The | Northwest Federation of Improvement | clubs met Tuesday evening with the | Fontenelle Home Improvement club and | discussed the proposed sewer which is to run from the Institute to connect with the Fontenelle park sew The | clubs fwvor keeping the Clifton Hill | school on the old site and will so com- municate to the school board. Four im- provement clubs are directly interested in this. The clubs will meet in February with the Druid Hill Improvement club. Hot coffee and sandwiches were served. Foot Warming with Ball Bat Form of Hazing in Schools| la., | SAN FRA Jan. ~Foot warming’ with a base ball bat, ducking in ponds, “cliff jumping” and other ex- wises are forms of hazing existing in San Francisco High schools, according th admissions of students to the Board Education today. Putting the vietim in a can and then bombarding the can with half bricks was one way of arous- ing bis faculties, the board was told, but there are others The investigation followed a hazing in a Lowell High school lad broke both legs when “induced” to jump off a twenty-foot bank. Superintendent Alfred Rouncovieri told the hoard the accident would cost the school system about $600 which in doctors’ and hospital bills and the members were indignant I have observed that the boys call e other ‘mister’.” sald Mr. Roncovieri' in the course of the hearing “This is something that must not be tolerated, Principals and teachers must be in- structed to call them ‘Willie' and ‘John- nie.’” We are growing away from old- fashioned ideas.'” Ou Jitney Offer——This nd Be. Don't miss this, Cut out this slip, en- close with 5¢c and mail it to Foley & Co., Chicago, Tl writing your name and ad- dress clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar compounds, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back, rheumatism, backache. Iney and bladder ailments, and Foley | a Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for con- stipation, gish bowels ment Culled from the Wire, The stringent anti-gambling and anti- race track betting laws of Oklahoma, en- acted by the 1913 legislature, were de- clared inoperative by the state supreme cotirt on the ground that no sample bal- lots or pamphlets containing arguments for and against the adoption of the laws were printed and distributed among the biliousness, headache and slug- | 8old everywhere.—Advertise- | been taken u, lan { tlon of { the ola parties h ['llln[ly make any needed sac MOOSERS MEET AT | CHICAGO ON JUNE T Progressives to Hold Convention at | Same Time as G. 0. P., that Both May Agree on Man, i WILSON ALIEN POLICY FLAYED CHICAGO, Jan. 12.—The progres- sive party will hold its national con- vention June 7 in Chicago, concur- rently with the national convention | of the republican party, In the hope that both may agree on the same candidate for pregident. | This action was decided upon yes- | terday by the national committee of | the progressive party. Forty-seven of the forty-eight states were repre- sented at the meeting. Before adjourning the committee adopted a | declaration of principles in which the administration of President Wil- son was criticised for its alleged fail- ure to deal adequately with national | honor and industrial welfare. and | the progressive party went on record as favoring complete preparedness consisting of military armament as well as a mobilization of all the country’s resources with a view of | the unification of American cltlzen-l\ ship. Prospects of Union. H Many of the party leaders declared that if the republicans will nominate Roose. velt or any other man who is regarded | 18 unobjectionable and will incorporate | in their platform the salient features of the progressive principles both parties | will unite on the same candidate in Chi cago next June The ful] text of the declaration of prin- | ciples follows: Tk progressive party began its exist- ence, as did the republican party, as al party of moral conviction and national | | purpose. The progressive platform of | 1912 was of necessity a composite of na-| tional and state issues, for the party was | a new organization and had to speak at once for both nation and state. Since | then state issues, such as the short bal- lot, initlative, reterendum and recall, have | e b in various state platforms. | The national issues presented by our platform of 1912 and those for which we now stand represent the vital needs of | our natfonal life. They are in substance: A Hroader Nationalism, | A broader nationallsm, to make possible | etfective program of social and fn. | dustrial justice at home and the protec- | AmeTican citizens and rights | abroad. | The ~ constructive federal regulations rather than the destructive disruption of efficlent business organizations—behavior | and not size being the test, | The introduction of business efficiency | into government by the budget system | and co-ordination of departments i A permanent, nonpartisan tariff com. mission to make possible the scientific | revision of tariff achedules on protective lines. Also & pledge for the immediate | revision of such schedules as the condi tions of the world war have made unjust | or as are necessacy for the preservation, | ‘a‘{l}fl;’dtlhfi wnr,hot industries newly estab- s h here, whose necessity the r df\monnmted.r Al o h“!I provision for equal suffrage | The dethronement of the invisible gov- | ernment. { A _provision for marine, an adequate merchant | | Are SUI Falthe i To the progressive platform of 1912, as | above summarized and amplitied, ' we | pledge our continued allegiance; hoth of | ihe ola par ing failed to make se- | ous efforts to enact these national prin- ciples into law. o ecause of the failure of the Wilson ad- ministration to ceal adequately with na- | tional honor and industrial welfare this country faces problems of a graver and | ore far-reaching consequence than l since the civil war. ¥ e International law safeguard and civiliz 8 humanity's _final ation’s last b v Its recogmition and observation u!'a:““l:‘e\ nations is the true measure of the world's progress. It is our high duty to do our utmost to uphold it for the advancement of higher civilization. It s likewise our | supreme duty to protect American - | :I\:‘l.lnm and American standards n{mf:lla‘»| This momentous hour, therefore, de- | mands a complete preparedne; not merely in military armament, but pres | paredness that will mobilize our economic | resources, agricultural and financial—a Preparedness that will unify American citizenship and create loyalty to our fin- stitutions such as peoples of other ! tions have so partiotically show: 1““‘ the terrible test of war; the prepareduicy | of self-defense: that preparedness wh creates a spirit unalterably opposed ip | militarism and the ultimate object of | which is universal peace, but a national | #pirit and soul which viéws the doctrine | of peace-at-any-price as futile, cowardly | and unrighteous and which will unhesf- | rifice to up- | of humanity t will put this effectively for hold American standards and justice. Only that spiri tion where it can move the world peace which we desire. Weakness of Wilson Policy, | The Wilson administration has repudi- | ated the faith of our forefathers siih made the American flag the sufficient protection of an American citizen around the world. It has suffered American men, women and children to be slaughtered if Mexico and on the high seas, American property to be destroved and American liberty 'to_travel and trade to be subject | to the arbitrary lawless coercion of fore | ¢ln, belligerents. It has stood by he law of nations disappearcd fro earth, without udcqunenproxut or effec- | tive resistance. It first among American administrations has shown the supine epirit, whose sure consequence is the ton. tempt of the world. ur people are becoming impatient of leaders who hold comfort. prosperts and material welfare above honor, self-sacri- {ice and patriotism. We need a reawa.scw. ing of older Americanism, of our belef in those things that our country and our flag stand for. Our people are seeking while | m the | arises above partisanship, leadership—ieadership of the highest or- der and most courageous character, lead. ership that wil) draft to itself for the country's benefit the unselfish and pa- triotic services of its ablest cRtizens. They are demanding that principles and policies shall be proclaimed and carried out by a the you voters as prescribed by law. ir persons dead, three serlous if not | hurt and four less seriously in- | F mortally our ured was®the toll of a fire in a House in the center of Schenectady, Charles D. Etchison, chief witn for the state of Minnesota in the trial of Frederick T. Price, a Minneapolis busi- ss man, oharged with the murder of Bis® wite,” was under cross-examination for five hours. Btchison underwent the Vigorous questioning of M. C. Brady of counsel for the defense with wmnmu‘rne. fred Dupont has resigned from the offirs Yot vice president and member of the ffnance committee of . Dupont, De Nemours & Co at Wiln The rooming N, Y. action was taken at a meeting board of directors. The move on part of the directors is regarded as 8 com Pierre 8. Dupont, the presi- his friends are in contro sour Indigestion Cured. Your stomach and bowels need clean- fight an pany gont, stomach, NICOLL Karbach Block ing out. Dr. King's New Life Pills give quick relief. Only %e. All druggists.— Advertisement If you Have never tested Extra Pair of Trousers-- with your suit suppose MANY SUITS CONSIDERED WORN Eotra Trousers go with your suit order this week for price of suit alene. Suit and Eatra Trousers $25, $30, $35 Your Garments will be Tailored in the Satisfactory Nicoll Way--at our risk. W2 Jerrems' Sons THE BEE Lots of Weather man who has the wisdom to formulate them and the manhood to fight for them. The Convention Call. Keenly alive to this, we call the na- tiona] convention of the progressive party to assemble in Chicago at the same time the national convention of the republican party is to assemble there. We take this action belleving that the surest way to | secure for our country the required lead- ership will be by having, i possible, both the progressive and republican parties choose the same standard bearer and the same principles, We are confident that the rank and fiie of the republican party and the very large independent vote of this country will support such an effort. We pledge ourselves to approach the consideration of the issues involved in such an effort without any desire to re- vive partisan bitterness. If the republican convention is responsive to the patriotic pirit that brought the republican party into being and that made it dominati for half a century: if it meets this crisi in_the spirit of broad patriotism that the effort for a common leadership wili be successful. Will Go Far, As a result when the conventions of the two parties adjourn the spirit of con- fidence and viciory for the leader thus selected and the principles to which he is committed will in itself go far towa: insuring victory in November. Should the effort fail, the responsibility for the result will not rest on the progressive national convention or on the 4,000,600 voters who supported progressive candi- en called upon again to do so, ymly “refuse to surrender to The responsibility wil rest on an this will be so apparent to the voters ol the country as to result in victory for the national progreasive party in next tall's elections. In this turning point in world history we will not stick on de- as machines. other shoulders than ours, party tails. We will lay aside partisansfip and_prejudice. But we will never sur- render those principles for which we stand and have stood. We will follow only a leader whom we know stands for them and is able to put them throu Who Wrote Declaration. The declaration of principles adopted by the committee was prepared by a ubcommittee consisting of Herbert Knox Smith of Connecticut, chairman; Chester H. Rowell of California, E. A. Van Valkenburg of Pennsylvania, W H. Childs of New York and William Allen “White of Kunsas. ‘The motion to hold the tion in Chicago, June was passed by a unanimous vote after National Com- mitteeman A. E. Griffiths of Washington withdrew his objection after voting for a later date. The detailed arrangement of the pro- gressive national convention were re- ferred to the executive committee of which George W, Perkins of New York is chairman. Mr. Perkins sald the ex- ecutive committee would meet in New York within two weeks to complete the arrangements and {ssue the formal call. The committee has options on two large halls in the downtown district of Chicago. n Doctor Dead. 12.—~(Delayed.)—Dr. Guido party conven- 1 ROME, Jan, Vaccelll, for many years professor of medicine in the University of Rome, and |once minister of vublic” instruction in the Italian cn'inet, died today. He was 84 years old. [ CANT FilD DANDRUFF | very bit of dandruff disappears after one or two applications of Danderine rubbed well Into the scalp with the fin ger tips. Get a Z-cent bottle of Dander- ine at any drug store and save your hair. After a few applications you can't find a particle of dandruff or any falling hair, and the scalp will never itch.—Ad-| vertisement economy of having an start right now? ARE ONLY TROUSERS WORN The Tailor 209-211 B. 15th St. OMAHA, THURSDAY JANUARY DEMO ORATORS TAKE BOTH SIDES Speakers at Editorial Anoci‘!ioni Banquet Uphold and Oppose | Preparedness Policy. 13, 1916 ver, | had sear | tin, cord bot | | |MAYOR BRYAN GIVES WARNING | botween the who, with her husba from heen of removed hotel ch the into which it ding to the woman s of beer. showed rafters had been lined with had been planned, to place fce and | 'urmm! in & trunk in a storage house The beer, according to Mr Willlam Zu was arrested. A elr hotel that place | TURKEY AND GERMANY DISCUSS ARMENIA CASE ac A FINE TREATMENT FOR CATARRH EASY TO MAXKE AND COSTS LITTLS Catarrh fs such an insidious dissass |and has become so prevalent during the | past few years that its treatment should be understood by all, Sclence has fully proved that Catarrh 1a a constitutional disease and, there- fore, roquires a constitutional treatmen " Sprays, inhalers, salves and n::e dflmh*g Sl oda | TONDON, Jan. 12-A Reuter dispatch |seldom if ever give lastin nofit an (From & Suse C < from Amsterdam says that, aceording to | Often drive the disease further down the LANCOLN, Jan. 12 (Spectal Tel. | | telegram from Berlin, Dr. Karl Lefb. | AIf, Dassages and into the lungs. g )——Taki th sides th o 3 e s = 1f you have Catarrh or Catarrhal deaf. egram, aking both sides of the |knecht, the soclalist leader, raised In the | neas’ or head-noises, ®o to your Arug- | preparedness question and steering | Reichstag the question of the treatment .Im 'Tn'!'ll‘l ”:\v‘w T'l;n(‘!'h‘flfh Pn::“:‘:n; of the s a . oply (Double streng ake this ho I clear of the wet and dry issue, ex \"H'I“'m.\inv"rn;?v:‘ ‘mm“:m: 'n.fl; :“"\r :" add to it 'l pint of hot water and | v vay on Stumm, director PO- | punces of Kranulated sugar; stir unt | cept ‘h"""‘"“""" to in & mild WAY [),.0) gepartment of the forelgn office, | dlnsolved. take one tablespoofiful 4 times | by Mayor Charles Bryan. the bANQUet «uid an Interchange of ideas is taking | TR with of . sok reliet 8 of democratic editors was held with- place between the governments ot Ger- | (S WL Often being quiek Ferer rom out any fireworks last night at the |'™any and Turkey. Tho detalla in this | trils should open, breathing become easy y connection eannot be nublished, Dr. von | and mucus stop dropping into the throat. Lindell hotel | Stumm 18 quoted as saying This treatment has a slight tonic ac- ments and some became very elo-| Read The Bee Want Ads. It paya' h;wl. “Tkn"rlur |:"v1ln'\"l'tn l!:'nlv(-; (n:'(;:‘ " pleasan o Y quent, among them being Mayor S Dl who wishes to be free lrommlhl d?— | D Omaha, Senator W. V. Connanght Dake Has Grip. structive disease should give this treat Dahlman of Omabs, qef'. r OTTAWA, Ont., Jan The duke of |ment a trial Avertisement. Allen of Madison, Harry Flebarty, | connaught.’ governor general of Canada R — o o1 ia suffering from grip. He has bheen In- Omaha. it waa safd tonight, is not severe. It is = head, Secretary of Sate Pool, Auditor pie | RiaRchS STery wesk'ef every moath: od et S——— Smith, State Treasurer Hall, Fire Com- r:hv::::;‘v:"h:rgh.n mflon'lfl;hb:‘nl:’-l . DID THIS WAPPEN missioner W, 8. Ridgell, Vietor Wilson, B e o e o e ey |Dr. P. L. Hall, Bdgar Howard, Senator | HOT TEA BREAKS and in most oihor casre, Koowing th cause, be Jack Grace, F. P, Bhields of Orleans, A COLD—TRY THIS I"Sr:lnu:nv':i::n‘::“fllh:‘o::’u'ofi::?mm Yager of Alliance, J. W. Cutright and -~ the usual pain reilevers, which give temporary Judge Hastings of David Oity. rellel, but the headache returns as uadal, and s Get a small package of Hamburg |rn|mamh|n|nneouur‘. 1t you sufter Mayor Bryan's Views. | beadaches. pomatier what thels natare, take Mayor Bryan sald he would not ask | Breast Tea, or as the Hermu-vnhrlkn call '-"l:“rl,u:: :‘n{“h‘h‘lad- n.un"- - H {democrats at this time to make any stand | it Hamburger Brust Thee At any | them st all druggists in nr&tum 100 warth, lon the wet and dry question, but he | pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the Worth of mofe. Ak for ek Tableta. warned them that unless the democratic | teA, put a cup of bolling water upon it, SICK-HEADACHES aurely come as in other states. | Governor Morehead took a atronk stand {against militarism and was loudly ap- | {plauded. I J. Dunn attacked the presi- | Al | dent's preparedness poltesy & |Plan Place Between Rafters for Liquor l SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 12.-The first | | | the | sefzure in Spokane of liquor since the state-wide prohibition law became ef- | Reports of Chinese UpriSing Aga'iHSt | tective was made today when police with | Yuan Contl'adictory | search warrants found 108 bottles of beer i Sore, Tired Feet| NPW YORK, Jan. 12—A cablegram re- ceived from Peking today by the Far Pastern bureau says that the revolution- ary otubreak in the province of Yunnan, China, has received a severe check at the hands of government troops, which have defeated the vepels in several engagt ments and captured positions which they had occupled. It 18 said the rebels are now split into | several parties, none of them strong, and that the government of Kwang-8i prov- ince is co-operating with the sovernment troops of Yunnan in the campaign against them. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.—Chinese |that puff up your feet. No matter how | government troops in the province of |hard you work, how long you dance, how Huper and the city of Nankin, former [fAF You walk, or how long you remain capital of the province of Kiangsu, have |0 Your feet, “Tiz" brings restful foot joined the revolutionists, and revolution-|SOMfort. “Tis" is magical, grand, won- derful for tired, aching, swollen, smart- ists in Fukien and Hunan province have | " proclaimed them irdependent, according | fé¢t. Ah! how comfortable, how happy No puffed-up, burning, tender, aching feet—no corns or callouses. “Tiz" makes sore, burning, tired feet fairly dance with delight. 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Years have passed asd the The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, Ohlo. | full at any | opens Name Address time. the pores, loosens the bowels, old at once refore harmless Why those Pains? Bright troub! Business Men's League, Hot Springs, Ark. Please send booklets, It in th relieving you | party 41d take a dry stand defeat would | Pour through a sieve and drink a teacup 3 most effectiv | way to break a cold and cure grip, as it congestion. thus breakin 1t is Inexpensive and entirely vegetable, Advertisement " Siok-headache, the most miserable ot all sick- K Tablets are Desses, loses ite terrors when Al taken. When you feel an attack coming on take two tablets, in many cases, the be warded off. During an Tabiet every two ho The comfort Which follow, oan be obtained mo other way. Genuine A-K Tablete bear the /X mono- aram. At all droggists. Here is o testimoniel unsolicited “'It I had my will it would be advertised on every street corner. 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Th why those who come and are cured the first visit come back the next year for pleasure. Come-—~whether it be for health or play or rest—we offer you all. For complete information covering the baths and your allment If you' facilities for playground, write us—Alling out coupon, nd Trip Rate now TR T helr new book on Hos Springs, d the Ildmvua|'. walers. o of write . Louls. ron Mountaln K. K., Persistence is the cardinal vir- tue in advertising; no matter how good advertising may be in other respects, it must be run frequently and constant- ly to be really succcessful. rupture bas never returned, althoush 1 am doing | hard work as & carponter. There was no oper tion, B0 lost time, Do trouble. | have Bothing to sell. but will give full {aformation about how you may find a complets cure without operation, |f you write (0 me. Eugene M. Pullen, Curpenter, 91 B Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, N. J. Better cut out this notice and show it to way others who METAL DELIVERY BODIES, AR X o ensmel are ruptured—you WAy seve & life or at least stop Established 1894. RUPTURE su. hu tin write for further particulars, DRS. WRAY & MATHENY, SUITE 306 BEE BLDG., OMANA, was, Rupture treated successfully without a reical operation. We have treated many ndreds of men, women and children. The st 18 determined after examination, gand me required two or three weeks. Call or