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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-13
SHOP GIRLS
NEED A REST

What the A. l. c. p. did for one is
cynical OF what you can help 1t DO for hun
Morrv over her sick mother and over
,,,ork as cashier I'm a restaurant brought
.rfa eirl 20 the verge OF nervous prostra-
sssno when the hot weather came she had
~ init work The Association sent her to
sea breeze for two weeks. She Is now
SeaIthv and happy and again helping to
s,,ynort her widowed mothers home
IKE needs OF hundreds OF others are just
as urgent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-13
The Hot Wave Is -ausing
Much Suffering Among the Tene.
ment Mothers and Babies.

we appeal for your aid TO send these
dyclIers Of rear tenement, attic and base
r1ent--the sick. the overworked. the ana-
rnic--to the seashore or country for day,
a week end, a week, or as long as their
nhysical condition demands
fhe cost Is so small In comparison with
their benefits and your pleasures. viii you
help now?
Send contributions to Robert Shaw Minturn
Treafuper Room 212, 1o5 East 22nd Street.
n Y. ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE
CONDITION OF THE POOR.
Y. FULTON CUTTING. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-13

communication received tonight by Senator
Brandegee. chairman of the Committee on
Interoceanic Canals. from Secretary Knox
in which the Secretary says:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
SUBMARINE boat is sunk
British Vessel is Run Down by Gun
boat Off Portsmouth.
FOURTEEN MEN ARE DROWNED
Eleven Men of the Regular Crew
and Three Lieutenants Lose
Lives when Craft Fills
....t with Water.

PORTSMOUTH, England. Feb. 2-Tht
eleven men composing the regular crew
OF the British submarine "A3' and three
other officers perished today when the
vessel sank in the harhor here after q
collision w,Jh the gunboat Hazard.
The crew was made up Of volunteers
from the fleet as il the case with the
complement OF all submarines In spite
OF the hazardous nature OF the service
the man like the work and volunteer fol
II in large numbers.
Besides the regular crew. who were on
board the IA" the admiralty states that
three other lieutenants we're on the YES
sci and we're drowned when the sub
marine sank. making total of fourteen
deaths.
The submarine AS" which went out Of
the harbor this morning to carry out a
series OF diving and torpedo exercises,
sank like stone Immediately after It's
collision with the gunboat Hazard.
y big escape OF gas which was OBJ
served on the surface Immediately after
it sank indicates that the vessel quickly
filled with water.
The submarine lies on the Princess
shoal almost on the same spot where the
submarine Al" was lost with all hands
on March Is. 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Governor Aldrich
Is Expected to Push
Omaha Case Early
lFrom a staff corresnondent. J


LINCOLN. Feb. 2s=lspecial.)-Governor
Aldrich is expected in his office tomorrow
from his visit TO mis- mother In Ohio and
one of the first things to claim his at
tention will be having the attorney gen.
eral or some one representing his office
take a hand in the Omaha grand jury In
vestigations.
Before leaving here he declared him
self in favor Of such a course and the at
torney general has said that II the gov
ernor requested II his office would comply.
In addition to the charges of graft in
the matter Of granting saloon licenses and
nonenforcement OF certain laws. II is now
intimated at the capitol that the charges
made by Sheriff ,Mcshane Of graft and
payments Of money for alleged protection
by women Of the under world will also be
pressed by the attorney general. II the
county attorney does not take hold OF
them. and in any event the representative
Of the state is expected to take an active
part in the Investigation.
II all the matters which have been sug-
gested as matters worthy of attei.tion
are pressed. the county attorney and the
states representative will be two Of the
busiest individuals in Nebraska and the
grand iurymen will have no time to doze
on duty.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Brandeis at York
Lauds La Toilette

YORK. Neb., Feb. 2-Speaking before
a nonpartisan audience in the York opera
house here this afternoon, Louis D. Bran
deis denounced present methods Of deal
ing with tn etrusts. He urged that de-
lays in cour procedure against the trusts
be abandoned and that all litigation be
reduced TO busienss basis.
Brandeis endorsed the work of Senator
Ia Toilette, whom he eulogized as a great
constructive eladeT. He also lauded Con-
gresham Norris. declaring that the fight
whie hthe latter made against the old
house rules was responsible for the nam
ing Of a committee which broded the
Ballinger scandal. The Business Mems
club entertained BTaadeis at a banquet
at the Young Mems Christian association
tonight. The guest Of honor made an
informal and nonpolitical address.
Braudeis made the following statement
tonight:
Il am not a politician. but I believe La
Toilette will sweep Nebraska in the
April primaries. II he is nominated he
will sweep the country. He will get thou
sands Of progressive votes from the DEM
ocratic party"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
WIRELESS MESSAGE FROM
HONOLULU TO WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Feb s-By way Of
Mare Island navy yard and Key West.
Fla. Admiral Thomas commander-in-
chief Of the Pacific fleet, now at Homo
lulu, was In communication with WASH
lngton today. the entire distance being
covered by wireless message. The orig
inal from the Hawaiian islands was
picked up by the wireless tower at
Mare Island and rslayed across the con-
tlnent to the wireless station at Key
West, which telegraphed II to the Navy
department hers.
The significant point was that the
transmission was effected in daylight over
this distance Of. 2otS miles from Homo
-laIs tcs>isra 5slRnd and the 2,s6 miles
from Mare Island to Key West. Hereto
fore day wireless messages have had a
comparatively short range.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Aliens Statement
Shows that Bryan
Has Trouble Ahead

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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
TEACHERS WILL
COME TO OMAHA
Nineteen-Twelve Convention of
State Association Lost to Lincoln
by Large Vote.
MAJORITY F0UR-SEVENTY.FoUR
Thirty-Seven Hundred Blanks Are
Sent to Members.
VOTING CLOSES JANUARY 27
Papers Previously Distributed and
Recalled for Error.
BALLOTS COUNTED IN LINCOLN
Large Increase In Majority of This
City Following Elaborate En-
tertainment of Association
Last Fall.
VOTING CLOSES JANUARY 27
Papers Previously Distributed and
Recalled for Error.
BALLOTS COUNTED IN LINCOLN
From a staff Correspendent. J

LINCOLN, Feb. Especial . Telegram.)
Omaha gets the lsi: convention OF the
State Teachers association. A committee
composed Of +. l.. Rouse OF Peru, A. r.
Fisher. Aurora; L. L. Graft. Omaha;
Charles Arnot, Schuyler; n. r. Pate. ALI
ance, and w. G. Bishop. University Place,
canvassed the vote this afternoon.
There were 26e2 blank ballots sent out
TO members OF the association and OF
those returned Omaha received 1.gss and
Lincoln. Lib. a majority Of IA for Omaha.
Last year Omahs's majority was liz
and previous 20 that time the meetings
had been held in Lincoln for a number
OF years.
When the ballots were first sent out
II was ascertalned they had not been
numbered and as this left the door open
Tor fraud they were called in and new
ballots sent out to each member OF the
association.
The balloting closed January q and the
eanvssslng was made today.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
SECTION MAN INJURED
WHEN COLLIDE WITH TEAM

ARMOUR. $. D., Feb. 2.--Section Fore
man Louis Johnson. Carl Peterson, sec
ton hand and Tom Chandler, laborer,
driving a gasoline handcsr at the rate OF
twenty-five miles an hour. ran into
team At a railway crossing near here this
afternoon. completely wrecklng the car
Peterson received Injuries from which
he died within an hour, Chandler was
severely injured about the head and chest.
Johnson was badly bruised aboat the head
and body
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Taft's Neutrality
Proclamation Held
Up as Model in Rome

ROME, Feb, 1.-The proclamation of
neutrality Of the United states in the
war between Italy and Turkey, signed
by President -aft on october "a is repro
duced in entirety today In the Tribunal
The newspaper In commenting on the
proclamation evidently aims at compar-
ing the correctness OF America with the
different attitude Of other countries. II
says:
president Tafts message is worthy OF
the great nation which from It's own force
freely interprets its International duties
which are accepted not only in theory,
but also in practice, thus forming a kind
Of Magma Charta OF all mankind"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
COnners Dynamite
Case Goes to Jury

Los ANGELES. Feb. 2.-The case Of
Bert II. Conners. tried for an alleged
attempt to dynamite the courty hall OF
records September 9, 1910 went to tohe
jury today after Judge Frank r, Willis
had instructed the jurors. He told them
that the fact that Conners was arrested
assaulted an officer in the doorway OF
that building did not necessarily connect
him with the dynamite which was found
the next day in the alley adjoining the
structure.
TIE general impression among attorneys
for both the prosecution and the defense
Was that the jury would return a verdict
in a short time.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
WANTS FEDERAL COMMISSION
Demands that Industrial Relations II
America Be Investigated.
LIGHT ON SUBJECT Is NEEDED
Increasing Prices General Almost
Throughout the World.
LEVELS VARY AMONG NATIONS
Representatives Of Various Countries
should Prepare Plans for
Action to nrduc" Rising
Quotations

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2-President TAFT
in a message to congress today urged an
International inquiry into the high cost
OF living The president asked authority
10 invite the nations of the world TO
conference in this city or elsewhere to
make plans for the investigation Of the
high prices that have so distressed the
people Of the world
Mr.. Taft also urged the appointment OF
a federal commission to make searching
inquiry into the subject of Industrial rela-
tons"
For some years past said the presi-
dent, ':the high anc steadily increasing
cost Of living has been matter Of such
grave public concern that l deem II OF
great public interest that an international
conference be proposed at this time for
the purpose of preparing plans, TO be
submitted to the various governments, for
an International inquiry into the high cost
of living its extent, causes, effects and
possIhle remedies
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
President Will Make
Lincoln Day Talk in
City of New York

WASHINGTON. Feb. ., 80 The first
heavy guns Of the republican pre-conyen-
ton campaign will be fired on the night
of February II, Llnoolns birthday. Pres.
ident Taft win speak In New York, At.
torney General wickershsm win speak
In Milwaukee. Secretary Aikcveash tEill
speak N Lansing. Mich; senator Town
send OF Michigan will speak In detroit
Representative Mccall OF Massachusetts
will speak in Minneapolis and Represent.
RtIve Hines OF Maine viii speak in Port.
land.
The White House has had no part In
arranging the program, but Is not un-
aware that these republican leaders are
speaking on the same night.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Missing Mans Horse
Bears Bloody Saddle

TRINIDAD. Colo, Feb. 2,-Mystery sur
rounding the disappearance Of Felix Mar
tinez. a ranchman Of GulnarC. forty-five
found today. A bloody saddle from which
dangled the frayed ends OF ropes Is be-
Iieyed to indicate that the man had been
murdered, his body tied to the saddle and
the horse turned loose. Blood stains on
the horses legs suggest that the animal
kicked itself loose from its burden. Mar
tinez has been missing from his home for
home for ten days and the horse was
found by a searching party. He is said
to have had trouble recently with his
neIghbors over live stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
WOMAN WILL INSPECT
PURCHASES FOR NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Feb, 2-Heneeforth tile
oIty's marketing is to be done under tho
eye OF a woman. Mrs. Anna W. Won
Hohoff has been made examining inspec-
toress Of the inspection bureau Of the
that means that IL becomes largely her
duty to watch all purchases OF the city
and to certify whether they are accord
ing TO specifications. Whenever James
j. Monroe, chief inspec Or, is away Mrs.
Won Hohoff viii be acting chief inspector
ir command OF the bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
MYSTERY STILL SURROUNDS
DEATH OF THOMAS EDWARDS

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb 2-whether
or not Thomas Edwards, formerly county
commissioner at Yankton. 5. D.. was
murdered or killed himself, Is a mystery
that Kansas City detectives urged on by
three fraternal orders, OF which he was
a member. today are trying TO solve.
Edwards was found shot dead on Kersey
Coats drive here yesterday.
No money or other valuables were
found on Edwards person,
In response to telegrnms received by
the local fraternal orders from Yankton.
these examinations have taken charge OF
tiwards body, which will be sent to
Iankton tome ROW.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
HOUSE PASSES PENSION
APPROPRIATION BILL

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2-The pension
appropriation bill, carrying about N52,-
OOe.cOo. passed the house today by a vote
Of sg to g. after several southern demo-
Gratis had demanded a rail call vote. \
provision excluding pensioners who live
out OF the United states was defeated
by 80 to 49, The bill aboIishes seventeen
pension agencies which have been main
tained in different cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
InvestiRatInR Chicago Fire.
GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA
ADVANCE MONEY TO PERSIA

LONDON. Feb. 2.-Grest Britain and
Russia will shortly advance TO Persia
another 10000 in order TO relieve the
immediate necessities OF the Persian gov
eminent In May. 191l. the Persian gov
eminent contracted with the Imperial
Bank Of Persia, whose headquarters are
in London. for the issue Of s6.250eao Of 3
per cent bonds. which were issued at
s6is per cent. The loan was issued with
the approval Of the British government.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Principal Witness
in Murder Case
Dies Suddenly

FORT WORTH, Tex. Feb. 2-Edward
Throckmorten. principal state witness In
the trial Of ]. b. Sneed charged with
the murder Of Captain a. G. Boyce, died
at IL 30 O'Clock last night.
Anna, I've been doped." he said. sd-
dressing his wife Just before he died.
Throckmorten. son of former governor
Of Texas. became suddenly and myster-
iously III Tuesday night. He had been
seen that day in company with two
strangers here, said TO have been de-
tectives connected with the case. The
grand jury is investigating.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
December

Bees, ,39S inches Display.
Next paper-27, ,66S inches Dis
play.
Third paper--22,403 inches Dis-
play.
About 1900 inches indecent
medical advertising refused
by The Bee were run by the
Next paper" each month.
The third paper" also, has
started taking this class
again.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
T. A. Ably, Bryan's
Double, is Dead

MANCHESTER. Conn. Feb. Frank
a. Abby, William ]. Bryan's double" is
dead at his home here. aged IS years
Mr. Abby was frequently mistaken for
Mr.. Bryan and on aocaslons enjoyed car
rying out the error TO his own amuse-
ment and that Of friends who knew what
was going on.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
The House.

Met at noon. Pension appropriation bill
up for passage, Steel trust investigating
cOmmitte resumed hearings.
President Taft's message recommending
legislation for Alaska and public domain
in general. and urging International in
uuiry into high cost Of living was read,
Leader Underwood announced he would
present to the democratic caucus Wednes-
day a resolution for separate money
trusr and shipping combine investiga-
tons.
Hearing of contest for Representative
Barthold's seat continued.
Count Won Ieutzow Of Austria ad-
dressed house on universal peace.
Pension bill appropriating I52,o0oo
passed 2l5 TO g.
Omnibus claims appropriation bill taken
up for passage.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
DERBY BANK ROBBERS
CONVICTED AT CHARLTON

CHARLTON. Ia, Feb. 2.-The jury in
the case OF John Williams and James
Burns, charged with the recent robbery
Of the bank at Derby. returned YER
dict of guilty tonight, after having been
out twenty-four hours. The men are said
to have secured siOOO. They were cap
tured by Omaha detectives.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
TWO WOMEN ARE KILLED BY
EXPLOSION OF LIGHT PLANT

KEwANEE. H.. Feb. z-NIiss Minnie
Burrows. aged 20 and Mrs. Nancy Dean.
aged 70. were killed on the farm Of Mrs. d.
II. Burrows northwest Of here. late last
night, when a private lighting plant ex-
ploded. Mrs Burrows was injured sew
erely. The house burned.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
The Weather

For Nebraska-Unsettled, with snow
flurries; warmer.
For Iowa-Unsettled weather ane o 1w
flurries; rising temperature.
Temperature ut omRhn Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Momnn ROASTED 20 Death.

ERIE Pa. Feb 2.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Crandau was literally roasted 10 death.
Nrs. Samantha Abby was fatally burned
and Homer Hiiliker was seriously injured
trying to rescue the women today after
a gas explosion at Hillikers home in
North Girard, Pa The house was blown
to pieces.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
The National Capital
Friday, February =, 1919.
The Senate.

No session. Meets MOnGay at , n. m.
I.Orimer investigation continued with
Detective Bailey testifyng.
Finance committee will decide late to-
dsv its action on democratic steel bill.
Appropriation for Savannah emRncia-
iion celebration will be fayorably N
ported.
Coal operators urge before interstate
commerce committee an interstate trade
commission.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03

As to the commission on industrial
relations, the president said:
There should be an inquiry by the
federal goyernmtnt into the general con-
ditions OF lapor In the United States,
Notwithstanding the fact that some OF
the remedies will lie with the separate
states. or even entirely outside tho
sphere OF governmental activity, in the
hands OF private individuals and of vol
untary agencies. one legitimate object
OF such an official investigation and
report Is to enlighten and inform public
opinion. which OF itself win often induce
or compel the reform OF unjust con-
ditions or the abatement of unreasonable
demands.
'Unquestionably the time is now ripe
for a searching inquiry Into the subject
Of industrial relations which shall be
official, authoritative, balanced and well
founded such as only the federal govern
ment can successfully undertake. The
present widespread interest in the sub
ject makes this an opportune time for
an investigation which in any event can
not long be postponed. II should be
nonpartisan, comprehensive. thorough.
patient and courageous.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03

Bee-23,524 inches Display.
Next paper-22,376 inches Dis
play.
Third paper-2o,O12 inches Dis
play.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 2-Rssolutions
lndorsing Governor Thomas P Marshall
Of Indiana for the democratic nonfhs-
ton for president were adopted today by
the Indiana Democratic Editorial asso-
ciation-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
INDICTMENTS DRAWN
Dynamite Conspiracy Grand Jury
Will Report Tuesday.
NAMES WILL NOT BE GIVEN OUT
Charges VIII he violation Of Fed
eraI Laws Regulating Transport
tation of Explosives and Com
spiracy 10 Violate. Them.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. a-Thrty
or more indictments growing out OF the
governments Investigation Into the dyna.
| llnite conspiracy have been drawn up and
the possibility that they will be voted
on by the federal grand jury next Tues
day was admitted at the office OF United
States Attorney Charles W. Miller today.
After its six weeks inquiry to Rscer.
tain who, besides John ). Mcnamara.
James II. Mcnamara, 'ortie f. MeManl-
gal and other men already indicted. were
responsible for the hundred or more ex.
plosions which occurred from Massaeu,
setts TO California In the last four or
five years and which eliminated In the
blowing up or the Los Angeles Times
building. the grand jury will rep"t to
Federal Judge A. II. Anderson. TIE In.
dletments. II any are returned will be
kept secret until arrests are effected.
That the grand Jury had completed the
examination OF witnesses and was prac.
tirally ready for action on Its final re-
port was announced by Mr.. Miller when
he adjourned the jury until Tuesday at
clerks and assistant attorneys will be
engaged In drawing up papers as di-
reeted by the jury.
II is said that the three charges on
which the government based It's search
for evidence were:
Violation OF the federal laws regulating
interstate transportation Of explosives.
Conspiracy to violate tho laws regulat-
ing the transportation of explosives.
concealment OF knowledge OF the guilt
OF those who committed either Of the
other two crimes.
Mechanical on Way West.
MeManlgal, who confessed 10 carrying
dynamite and nltroglycerin about in suit
cases, and who became the government g
chief witness in tracing the completely OF
| others. has left indianapolis and Is be-
licved to be on his way to Los Angeles,
Cal. The importance Of McManigarg Ir-
formation TO the government covering
his career as member OF McNamara' $
| "dynamiting crew from June. 1862
down TO his arrest last April. and his
experiences with others. II Is said. will
be emphasized by the inrys report
Il believe the jury viii be ready to be-
gin framing its report on Tuesday said
Mr. Miller. But / d. not know that all
/ the work will bc done by that time. The
necessity OF keeping secret the names Of
those indicted, II any Indictments are
returned. win be Increased IN this case,
] bEpuuaa ~ fhn trgH, t..F-t.-.. .4.. -.-f-1..
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
PROTEST FROM GOV. coLQUIrT
Texas Executive Asks President to
Protect People of Fl Paso.

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 2.-ln a message
sent to President Taft today. Governor
colquitt advised tine president that II
necessary he will nse drastic measures 70
protect citizens OF FL Paso from a re-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Real Light Needed.

There is no doubt but that a commits
sion could be appointed Of such unpreju-
diced and Impartial persons. experts IN
economic facts, that a great deal OF very
valuable light could be shed upon the
reasons for the high prices that have SO
distressed the people OF the world, and
information given upon which action
might be taken TO reduce the cost Of
living.
Those who have conducted investi'
cations have found that the phenomenon
of rising prices is almost IL not quite
general throughout the world; but they
are baffled in the attempt to trace the
causes by the impossibIlity of making
any accurate International comparisons.
This is because, in spite of the number
Of investigations already made. We are
stin without adequate data and because
as yet no two countries estimate their
price levels on the same basis or by
the same methods"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Mntchins for Troop. from south.

The entire mutInols garrison IN Juarez
assembled on the sand hills south Of the
city this afternoon In anticipation of the
approach Of troops from Chihuahua. \
special train was made up in the Juarez
ards at l O'Clock ard body Of men
taken aboard and started south as scouts
to intercept any troops that may be conf
ing from Chihuahua.
The mutlneers hare received private
adviccs from Chihuahua OF the mutiny
there of a par; Of the garrison and are
iubilant.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03
Comparative Local Record.

.Ie and Precipitation depaF-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-03

I. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-30
GERTRUDE 4 CO..
Millinery =

For all the 1871? Spring and Summer
novelties in children, 3, millinery.
Cor Fourth aAd Pine Streets.