Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-29
Neither Party is Anxious to Force
Another Election.
captain PEARY HOME FROM TOUR
Many Americans Will Exhibit at the
Royal Horse Show,
DOCTORS DIAGNOSE BY PHONE
Residents of IvybriGGe, in Devon, Are
Up in Arms AGAINST Unco"th
Lansuage-ANN New Theory
of square Jaws.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.

BY PAUL LAMBETH.
LONDON May 2s-(Special Dispatch to
The Bee Nov that the country has set
tied down in a measure from the grief
attending the sudden death of the late
King Edward, the political situation is
again attracting attention. In best informed
circles II is believed that the changes in
the situation due TO the death of King Ed
ward will result in the present government
holding office until late in the fall II not
until the first Of the year. 1t may be that
some basis of compromise will be reached
which will make dissolution unnecessary
for some time to come. 1t is hard though,
Ito see, Just how a compromise can be
reached.
The government cannot recede from its
position on the lords veto and continue to
hold office. Not only would the Irish and
labor parties rebel. but the bulk of the lib
erals themselves would refuse to follow
their leaders in any recession on this point.
There is hope in some quarters that the
king may be able to exert influence enough
on the House OF Lords to induce the peers
to accept the Inevitable so far as the veto
is concerned with the government making
concessions along other lines.
There seems to be general disposition.
however, not to force matters for while
SO as to allow King George TO become ac-
customed to the routine of government
In a recent letter Rider Haggard pointed
out one reason why neither party is anx-
ious to force another general election until
1t becomes absolutely necessary. He fig
ures that the cost of contesting a county
division is something like $4,000. And this
figure is reached in expenses permitted
under the law. AS there are between 500
and 600 contested seats the cost of q gem
eral election to candidates and parties is
something appalling, and not to be brought
on lightly.
Americans mt Horse show.
A number of Americans will exhibit at
the Royal horse show to be held June 1918.
1t was thought for a time that the death OF
King Edward would lead to the calling off
of the show, but King George Indicated his
desire 1t should be held.
Captain Peary has returned from his con-
tinental tour and will remain in England
until June IS. when he will sail for home
He is being entertained at the Savage club
tonight and will lecture at Bristol, Cardiff
Liverpool and Manchester next week.
The new improved battleship st. Vincent
fAas been commissioned at Portsmouth for
fleet, in which 1t is to fly the flag of Rear
Admiral +. &. ID. Sturdee. The st. Vincent
is the seventh battleship OF the dreadnought
type to fly the white ensign and with the
armored cruisers Indomitable, Invincible
and Inflexible, there are now ten ships OF
the dreadnought class In commission The
ST. Vincent is the third ship OF the i'm.
proved dreadnought type" commissioned
during the past few weeks. its sister battle.
ship Vanguard and Collingwood being re.
spectvely commissioned on March / and
April 10. With the commissioning OF the
st. Vincent the first division of the Hon,
fleet now consists OF seven dreadnough hts
.Aand is the strongest and fastest battle
squadron in the world.
Medical men are discussing the announce
ment that heart trouble can now be dag
nosed by telephone. Prof. Milne Of Shide
Isle OF Wight, says: I'm conjunction will
: four distinguished medical men OF the ISL
Of Wight, listened over the ordinary tele
phone 10 the beat of a ladys heart in Lon
,reAoRv The instrument employed in Lon
don was stethoscope with a telephone re
lay, invented by Mr.. Sydney Brown. b.
which minute sounds are magnified.
Al Ivybridge in Devon, they are yer,
nice ItllncQ pCopiesf phQ language is
thing they win not stand. When the Hor
+. J. Lascelles, cycling down Caution hill
met Mrs. Lankworthy driving up there wa
a considerable conclusion, and Mr.. Lascel
les. emerging from under the carriage wit
y y fractured collar BONE a badly bruise
leg, and an ear nearly torn off, so ia
= forgot himself as to say to the driver
Damn you. where's your number?" II
was accordingly summoned for using ba
language. and a chivalrous bench OF magi:
Rfiped him s. for the offense.
~ m IIIusiOa Shattered.
a Illusion shattered Novelist
hith ~ have relied a good deal on tn
heros firm set, determined jaw. wilbu
Wrights jaw. Shsckleton's jaw, Bleriot
jaw, have all come in for their need
admiration, but here comes DIR. Cole New
ton, London surgeon. who says tn,
square jaws and determined minds in me
are no eapricious gifts Of nature but sin
PLY the result OF proper feeding and a col
seEuently healthy set Of teeth. III yC
wish your children TO grow up 10 men ar
women Of determined jaw and strong cha
acter, teach them to use their teeth Z
otgh solid food, and to avoid slops." Il
doctor says. Steady mastieation permi
the teeth to develop the Jaw
It is proposed that a public dinner shs
be held on the anniversary OF the blrthda
and II is hoped that some 49,
inent literary men OF Ia