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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23
WOOL BILL UP TO THE SENATE
Finance Committee Make Adverse Re-
port on Measure.
MEANS LONG FIGHT ON FLOOR
Republicans Place Responsibility ON
Insurgents and DemOcrats--
Number of Other Bills TO
81 .s--A BE Introduceds

WASHINGTON, June 22-An already
badly tangled situation in the senate was
still further complicated today when the
senate finance committee decided to throw
the woolen revision and so-called farmer S
free list bills, recently passed by the demo-
cratic house, into the open senate at once
to take their chances along with Canadian
reciprocity. Both measures, however, re-
ceived formal adverse committee reports.
The committee refused to take RESPONSE
bility for reporting in detail on these meas
ures at any time and decided to cast the
burden of senate legislation on the coah-
ton of democrats and insurgent republl-
cans suddenly brought about the last night
when the wool bill came from the house.
The finance committe had been instructed
to report the wool bill by July TO- II was
reported today that Senator Clapp proposed
to offer a resolution on instruction as to
the free list bill, but the committee fore
stalled suoh action.
1T has been demonstrated that the re-
publlcans no longer are in control of the
senate and responsibility has been taken
from them" This statement from Senator
Penrose of Pennsylvania, chairman of the
once all-powerful committee on finance,
today reflected the chaotic conditions in
the senate as result of last night 8
fight over the house wool bill which
brought about coalition of democrats
and progressive republicans. BY thirty
nine to eighteen this coalition instructed
the finance committee to report the wool
bill to the senate by July 10.
Chairman Penrose called a meeting Of the
finance committee for today with the
avowed purpose of reporting the bill at
once.
1T would require ten months properly to
consider the wool schedule and grant re-
quested hearings. The bill might just as
well be reported todey as on July TO-" as
serted Mr.. Penrose.
Senators Cullom, Lodge and Clarke OF
Wyoming, members of the committee
agreed with the chairman. The other menu
bers OF the committee counselled delay.
They declared that TO act today would In
dicate petulance.
Interest in the senate situation centers
largely about the fate of the Canadian
reciprocity agreement
Endorsing Senator Penroses statement
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23

LONDON, June 2s,-KinR George "
eighth of the mouse of Hanover, was today
consecrated to the service of the British
empire and In turn received the public
homage of his world wide subjects.
With his consort. Queen Mary, h his
majesty was crowned in the abbey of West
minister with AL the wealth, and religious
rites and royal ceremonial prescribed by his
toric custom.
The picture within the gray walled abbey
was one of medieval splendor. The corona
alton services. solemn and imposing. were
those handed down from the earlier CEN
turtles and the actors In the principal and
secondary roles OF today's great function
were garbed in reproductions Of the multi
colored, gold embroidered trappings worn
by their ancestors. The latter made a won
derfully effective setting around the central
figures.
outside the usually dull streets had been
transformedsinto mass of color. The king
and queens progress to the abbey and the
return to Buckingham Palace was one un-
broken ovation. The route was hedged
with a vast polyglot host with q back
ground Of decorated viewing stands and
windows and roofs, all of which were
crammed TO their capacity.
Hundreds of thousands of spectators
shouted themselves hoarse at central
points like the Mall and the entrance to
the admiralty, where the government stands
held a score Of thousands. Trafalgar
square was so densely packed with hu-
manity that 1t would not have been diff
cult to traverse the square walking on tho
heads OF the people. Parliament square.
club land and Constitution hill held their
countless thousands.
The tumult OF thunderous welcome was
almost deafening as the king and queen
passed on the outward and home Journeys.
preceded in the first instance and followed
on the Eeturn by a stately, superb caval-
cade of eminent persons. many themselves
heirs 10 thrones, statesmen, diplomats.
courtiers, soldiers, sailors and men of ali
hues, races and creeds from the four
quarters OF the globe.
The great ceremonial passed off un-
marred by untoward incidents. When dawn
broke the skies were heavy and showers
fell during the progress OF the PROFESSIONS
of the royal guests and the junior MEM
bers of the royal family to the abbey. but
as the king and queen left Buckingham
Palace to be crowned the heavens smiled
and a flood of sunshine frightened the
splendid pageant
II was a proud day for the British en-
pre-, but Of all it's millions the one who per-
haps had the most reason 70 be proud was
denied by court etiquette the JOY OF wit
Messing the triumphal event. At sandring-
ham Palace Queen Mother Alexandra, who
forty six years ago this month gave Brit
ain a king. awaited the news that her son
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23

that the republican party no longer was
responsible for the conduct of affairs in
the senate, Senator Lodge said he was glad
the responsibility was to be placed where
1t belonged.
All guesses as to the possible date OF
adjournment. It is now admitted, are worse
than useless. a
Senators McCumber, Gallinger and smoo,
were among the republicans who counselled
deliberation in the committee.
Insurgents ReadS9tor Ftght.
The insurgents. are ready for the fight.
said Senator Bristow. vino stood outside OF
the finance committee rooms while the
committee was in session, 1--WE are ready
with revision bills. Senator La Toilette
has woolens and cottons, Senator Cummins
has Steel and l am ready with sugar and
lead. These bills take duties, which ad-
mittedly are excessive, or trust controlled
products.
Now the question is what will the presI-
dent do? II he is wise, he will accent our
bills as amendments to the reciprocity
measure. We can go before the country on
this proposition and fight it out"
Regardless of the action taken by the
finance committee. the real struggle will
be over amending the reciprocity measure,
and control is conceded to be in the hands
of the democrats. The question with them
ts whether the adoption Of amendments
which will revise other schedules will draw
a vote Of the reciprocity bill by President
Taft. Democratic leaders in the senate have
taken the position that they should not
vote for amendments that would kill the
reciprocity measure.
The insurgents say that the president
would have to recede from recipr osIty
to save the trusts" II their program was
adopted.
When Senator LaFollette arrived at the
committee meeting he said:
Reciprocity will be delayed but II will
pass, with amendments"
Finance Committee Meets.
The finance committee today first con-
sidered the wooden BILL Senator Kern
democrat, moved that limited hearings be
conducted and that Chairman Penrose teIe-
graph to two or three representatives of
woolen manufacturing associations and to
the National Sheep Growers association to
appear to conclude their testimony by July
TO- Senator Hepburn moved to amend this
motion so as to provide for an lmmedi a te
adverse report
Republican members took the position
that 1t would be unjust to the great busl-
ness interests concerned to hear only a
few men. They said that many OF the
sheepmen are now with their flocks trans
ferring them to summer ranges after
shearing and lambing, and that It would
be impossible for them 10 come at this
time.
1t was stated that many independent
1cnn4i,,,,.a -. Ir...L ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23
Man is Tarred and
Peppered by Mob
Michael Heifman Of Trail, o., May
Lose Sight as Result of Torture
by Masked Men.

WOOSTER, o., June 22.-Eariy last even
Ing Michael Heilman, aged 2s. single, was
given beating and was then tarred and
peppered by mob OF masked men in the
village of Tran. Holmes county. Heilman
was found In semi-conscious condition
on the highway, having walked ten miles
after the assault and is now in a critical
condition from internal injuries at the
nome OF his mother near Fredericksburg,
Wayne county. Heilman was able to say
that he was mobbed because he associated
with certain woman. Heilman may lose
his sight because OF pepper getting into
bis eyes.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23
Brune Pleads Not Guilty

HASTINGS. Neb., June 22.-Cspecial Tel
egram. )--Ernest @. Bruno who was ar
rested last night on the charge OF adultery.
following the interruption Of his honey
moon by Mary Gooch, the complaining
witness, five hours after he had married
Lneila Douglas. a school teacher. pleaded
not guilty today and was released under
$500 bond for hearing June 30
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23
Fifteen Million Pupils
in Sunday Schools
General Secretary Lawrence Makes
Report to international Con-
vention.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 22.-There are
now h,s4e,bo4 Sunday school pupils in this
country, according to the report OF General
Secretary Marien Lawrence. read in the
International Sunday School convention
here today. This, said the secretary
means a gain of 1,4S1.o .oO6 pupils since the
last convention three years ago. Since the
last meeting at Louisville conversions have
been made at the rate of over 1000 a day
Secretary Lawrence thinks the schools are
now ready for systematic ingathering''
and recommends energies toward increasing
the enrolment
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23
HAS HALF OF STOLEN
MONEY IN POSSESSION
Edward v. Lee, Paymaater's Clerk
Who Took S4s,OOO frOm Battle
ship Georgia, Arrested.

BUFFALO, June 22-Edward Valentine
Lee, the paymaster's clerk, who, when
arrested in this city yesterday had in his
possession a little more than half of the
$4,000 he is alleged to have taken from the
safe OF the battleship Georgia in Havana
harbor February H. was taken before
United States Commissioner Heating today
and charged with embezzlement. He ad.
mitted his guilt. waived examination and
was held for the grand jury Indictment
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23
LAW COMMITTEE REPORTS
Recommends Twelve Yearly Assess
ments Instead of Ten for
Modern WOOdmen.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 22.-The report
&C the law committee Of the head camp
Of the Modern Woodmen of America, now
in session. here. recommending twelve
yearly assessments instead OF ten. now
levied. was the big question before the
delegates today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23
Mail RObber Suspects Arrested.

MEMPHIS Tenn. June 22.-Four inen
Ing OF the mail car by robbers on the II
linols Central railroad here last night are
being held here today Two OF the men
were arrested at Fulton. XIV, and two
at Dyersburg, Tenn. The amount secured
by the robbers Is estimated at 10000
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23
Base Ball Tickets.

Round trip tickets to Lake
Manawa. .
Quart bricks of Dalzell's
ice cream.
Boxes of O'Brien's Candy.
All given away free to those who
find their names In the want ada
Read the want ads every dag.
your name will appear sometime.
maybe more than once. "
No puzzles to solve nor suhScrip.
tions TO get-Just read the wanh
ads
Turn to the want I'D pages
now. 4}t}
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23
The Weather

For Nebraska--Fair.
'or Iowa-Fair.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Nebrask ska-Fair.
Iowa-Fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-23

and preeipitatiOn departurss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-24

REV. DR.. WILLIAM CALDWELL,
FORT WORTH. Texas. April "a
Heres a southern preacher whC
doesn't believe in the "unwritten
law~-and dares to say so In his
paiplt. Commenting on the acquit
ial Of Mrs # VI Brooks. tried on
charge Of numbering her has.
bands affinity. he said.
The main motive Of the un.
written Law IS vengeance and not
the protection OF the home.
HAS man the right Of ven.
geaneeg Vengeance Is mine.
vii repay. said the Lord.
1T Is the usurpati0n by the in
cisidual of functions which cannot
Be granted To all individuals with.
out destroying government II is a
return to barbarism and the days
Of blood vengeance and private
vengeance
Before the bar Of God there ID
no unwriffen law: Gods law Is all
written. Il Is written tn the con.
stituti0n Of things And all the
deeds We commit are written into
the universe and the result Is writ.
ten on our souls and even on our
faces and bodies.
No nation can write this law in
TO It's code and call itself Christian
No man can at once advocate this
Law and follow Christ"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-24
TC1Ep es'slgi7R
SsAoe CaaGs Ieogaels
-sksrgf Ak y
spEctas NOTICES.

- s-9S.s = - - = :. !, - -, q. - -
NortCN no Water f-o~#ffMeWa
The irrtaaflan saasan s~ift utHu May
taf anH rarffasts strttt ftefat,gs tsF
Fur the @euwflt ~ water consumers
Nhn are nat familiar with thH EMtna
anH9r whirh water maF he uaef wr EtfN
below thu fulnR aut fEaa 'afiana Ger fhn
nFHHaHf rear. wNteh are fhn kHfnn as fut
lfrisa t9sn "n tttta rats y t.4fnis ~ =.
" A+* w. f" tF@4"
2" ~
'.s.''..ft hattAH Nsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-24

nov until after the first Golden
potlateh. July IL TO e. without
avery onearound the board wearing
4 Golden Putlatch button
The wearing OF the button has
been declared to be a sign OF 10y
ats 20 Seattle.
The women OF Seattle. with
their enfrRnehisement demon.
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AT THE PICTURE HOUSES

Five Cent Theatre The Cattle
rnSllefs Daughter bison DRAMA
49, Her Sake" Tannahaeusor
arama. The Sheriffs Sweet.
s<arts. The Fate of joe norr. =
drama.
Alaska--stationary views of Sc.
.ssie 1911 baseball team. Cord OF
f4fe hlograph western sensational
1rama. slloW the office Roy saw
he Game. The Cowboys ON the
Ranch
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odeen--srhelr Mothers Law, r.
Luhin comedy. nululuud." whit
Ties Has Ills Family Troubles A"
Passion Play" coming
piadem-" Mother and the child. 4"
The New Butler "Riokshaw. the
Detective"
sWashinaton-'tn the Topee'a
Light Worlds Events OF the nav
Taken In Europe" scenic and com.
edy film, The Last Rose com
ody
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ton with your
grocery or meat
order Ii there
are two or three
or four In the
family. ord c r
that many but
tons
No dinner viii
be up 90 date.
will be complete.
in Seattle from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-24

politics, aud now
the women. the
housewives, may
take the lead In
civic hospitality
and civic pride
Seattle. hy ad
vertistng an over
[ h q Unite q
States it's first
Golden potluatch
has contracted TO
entertain, amuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-24

tby nifed Press leased WireD
CONSTANTINOPLE. April "a
With DR.. Carl Fries Of Stockholm
presiding, Christian educators and
students from all over the world
assembled at the ninth conference
o. the Worlds Student Christian
Federation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-24

WASHINGTON. April "a. --
Another lame duck" was provided
Tor today when President Taft nom
mated Henry VI. Boutell, former
Congressman from Illinois, to be
minister to Switzerland. Edwin
AoFgan's name was sent to the
Senate as minister to Portugal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-24
STEAMER ON ROCK

tBy Iniied Press Leased WIRE
SHANGHAI, April 24.-The
Pacific Mail conpauy's steamer
Asia is ashore today, a wreck,
200 miles south Of here. All
the passengers and crew were
saved. The United States gun
boat Helena has been sent to
the scene Of the wreck.
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TEN ENTOMBED

Us Gnttra Press leased NiFeH
CUMBERLAND. Md. April "a ~
Ten coal miners are reported en-
snmbed In The Ott mine OF the Davis
Coal ard Coke Company near Elk
Garden. W Va An explosion
cansed cave-iu. closing the en-
trance 10 the mine
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0Ht-Mot0fcyrIe rain cape on county
road south ~ South Park w. 10. Smith.
| q % Hnpe GO
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andl provide a good time generally
for a hundred thousands guests ON
Potlatch week
Ia order that there may be 100.
GOO hosts for these 100000 guests.
every housewife must be one of
this host Of hosts
II your grocer or butcher has
not laid In a supply Of Potlateh but
tons. tell him he must do SO by the
time you phone In your next or.
der
Let him know that pouatch but
tons are In demand,
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HELP wANTED-FEmALE

Bond saleHwomens experience unneceh.
sary. n you can furnish reference and
have saiepnauship ability. you can sell
our first mortgage profit sharing bonds
Apply between 10 and ~ m
No. sf2 American Bank Bldg
Good proposition to single Protestant
Christian woman not over 1ss orphan Or
ranch preferred no money required "A
dress 9 izf star
wanted Experienced shirt operators
on power machines ba6E- Dernedpu
Co. 40 Occidental Az
Wantcd-Good neat cook, no baking.
3zs per month. West 2si
Wantcd-A woman 20 DO washing
Beacon 1895.
Wanted-A girl to work IN shooting
gallery sos King IT.
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-~o~~r~c~cNNo~0o~~<~~c NrNNNNNeN~~~~@4~
Park Apartments, Pike and Boyiatpn.
large, pleasant front room. suitable for
one two or three persons, housekeeping
convenience. 81 week each, gas. elec-
tricity. laundry bath, free. lfast 2iG7
Coy furnished apartment. single ana
housekeeping rooms electric Hight aud
gas; at gaze Eighth. near Weatlqke
cory Furnished apartment. single and
housekeeping ropmai electric light and
nas. at 222a Eighth ay
EtttgIr ana suites, waking distance,
rna hatlt Nrhl. II so IN 2naa elxth av
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WANTED TO uUV-PUHAtTU HE
sSt@~-~0~ee-~4~<sSs< 4~-~-~sere~-~s~sc-~~.
valdez Fufn 1910 taf ~ gzas ina se8a
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a efuhfiy they're you're In THIS ownership
I've hmoN thia sale water front tract
good hafharaHHw hlntk bottom fieb
soil perpetual fuaia-twenfg acres sac
per asre An assured Twins a delight
fui home a good profit when run
want "a hT ceiling AHk for fuii par
tiruinfH. location. piatH etc. and the
man wha knows the land personally
viii sHHuef Fuu uuthfuiiB aud be VII
tfil 5000 fhat fHrfe I'm HHfhtuF Gao equal
90 tu Hu ~ THO Puget Sound country q"
CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY.
Alaska EuldiuK
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TO MAIL srBsCRIBERs rhs OATS
wh.n year Hubs~-iptinn expires "a on tbs
mdares4 abel {. each papnr Whan that
data arrives II your subscription has not
again bsan paid IN advances. your name
e taken from the iiat change 81 DAYS
on the address label - receipt
ny mail tstrlctiy IN advanraf. 70 cent?
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Classified want ads. etc. one cent Per
word minimum charge fer any ad ie
cents Teiephuns ad IN and - = ~ Asnc
eollsetoF for payment Main otoo ina
f4I
For the convenience - our readers. w.
have established agencies at ths fellow d
luK drug stores.
Crown Pharmacy. corner ftth aw and
y Pine East bEsA fuA Cedar 1924.
Mountain View Drug store. corner 7srd
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FURNISHED HOUSES
EiATR.


a-room house, completely. comfortably
furnished. water. light. yard. fruit So
Phone York itR
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~~-~SN~~S~e~s~-~0~<~ ~N~4~DN~e~~~e~.~~cU
In Westlake Market. alligator hand
| bag and contents. owners name on key
ring Finder please leave nt Netcaif
Meicaif. iii4 Third av.. and receive re-
ward.
On sunday morning. between 1903 18TH
az ana 81. James cathedral string
~ gold beads. Return $50 Central bldg
| $40 reward.
WIN parties who found geutlcmap's
dark green cravenette coat on ROAD
between Kirkland and Bothcii sunday,
April 20. please phone Queen Anne gs5
Reward.
Cadillac runabout stolen. 500 reward
/ for the Information leading to guilty
parties q 30. Star,
/ Lost--iiiack ana white fox terrier
puppy. license 1866 Return 1898 s8rd
1 av Phone 70. 24Ss evenings; reward
/ Lost Bunch Of keys Finder pelase
I return TO Fremont Drug Go. and receive
I reward
II Lost Motorcycle rain cape on county
| road south ~ South Park W. 10. Smith.
II q ~ Rope Co
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CITY REAL EsrAre-tcont.,
LAND
FARMS
f4aHffeffEH

3
LAND
FARMS
RANCHES
Are fau looking faf auer
nave ihfM auufI aHa large
These HtH lHH8tnH4endeH
5000
~ arteH parity cleared 3 acres euiti.
yateh ait fenced saal hause. never
valley land 90 q s. . Only $500 cash.
balance ~ long Time
10 aefes hate valley fine springs.
good small house. two a'res cultivated.
more partly cleared Mosiif each on
g. 600
20 acres acres cleared 2 nereH ".
ehhfd. small barn ore third valley land
ing aiream OuW $1,000 each required.
81 600
20 acres. hair 30 cultivation. more
partly cleared. about iB aerrn rich valley
Land never failiuK atfeam. springs and
weil several astua atfHHbefriea. or
fharh aud either ffulfs good J.fggut DlhH-
tered house. large neW woodhpHse, p"ufs
~ 90 = q tsIeebone r. haass
THIS farm a. gem Only 81. coo cash
balance easy paymsnts
s. coo
% acres. HfHNfN Improved, hair valley
Only one. fourth oaah. balance ON long
time See me fpf afhaFH
T.. J sPRENGLE.
SOC Arcade nidR
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n iafefnsted please save this iisf
800 CASH
4 and t-fuun modern huuNalous. easy
payments uu balance Why NOT
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
- |. 4. -
LosI AND FOUND.

w u. Mallory srows hair and cure.
dandrnff III Column ct
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'S>S-S~0-N-e0-~~@eNee-~
Furniture Of rooms far sale .sfs.g
.04s Warrington. corner Ioth Pbsna
fof Sale Furniture. roana need Is
tIiAiHe house cheap. party leaving
tnWh z7l2 Heraud 81 Phone s sask
hiEhsa eash bafa faf rffatf4f- -
hYasebafd Fapfe Haia 7aas T. 1stf
Athltufa eight room house for sale
100 f5th aH Beacon 1900
Ftf Haie teH fatHltuEH tor fafsa
mouse can l0s Eaaflaks
li*ess chain angHcahva JnieaEs ...ls
ana ofuen FufnitLrs Go !H7a GH ar
FOR BALE--WOD'l AND COAL
~ es'@0eS-~e~-~<e(@~s~ @e=es~e~r4eN~~-~
H@attie Fuei Co. all KINDS Of coal aud
mliiwocd 1915 Ind Iss
q, fstent duHt pan Nith ursf Ioad coal
wainwright a Mrfsea Phones fzfs
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sSs~so~~-~4~14(-<~N-~
ia+Df lDtHI FLEDDE huetETT
100 white Building
bhuff time loans at law rates an
collateral aeenfftv
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Dance at Dream.and tonight