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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Record Price of SO
is Paid for Cattle
at the Stock Yards

Although many shippers have received
fancy prices on the South Omaha Live
stock market this year for cattle. e. 7.
Graham of Creston. Neb. broke sll rec
ords in the history OF the market Monday
morning when he received 81 hundred
for sixteen head Of plain to fair branded
western cattle.
The average weight per head was ltss
pounds. and the shipment was sold
through the Clay Robinson Commission
company. The cattle viii be shipped east
This Is the third year MIR. Graham has
topped the market with cattle.
CHICAGO. May @.-Prime steers sold
at the highest levels OF the year and at
the best figure since 1909. A big string
Of heavy steers sold at $40. This price
had not been reached before since De-
ccmber. 1910. for a full load Of steers.
The entire steer market this morning
was steady to strong. the better grades
showing lec gains. Butcher cattle also
were strong to lodlsc higher.
Hogs were about 10 cents lower. The
extreme top was NS5.
Choice lambs were strong and 500 was
reported bid for toppy sorts. sheep
steady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Lincoln Memorial
Hall is Dedicated

CLAREMoNT. Va. May aa-Lincolu
Memorial hall. the latest addition To the
buildings Of the Temperance, Industrial
and Collegiate institute here. was dedi-
Gated today with elaborate exercises. pre-
sided over by Governor Mann The insti-
tuts which now has a plant vorth t7s0co
and is attended by negro students from
ali oreT the country WIS founded twenty
years ago BY john J. smaliaood. negro
educator, with ten pupils and less than
So ln eas;l. sirs. John Hay was the
chief contributor to the Saoeo fund for
Lincoln hall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Ad Clubs Take
Possession Of City
Of Dallas, Texas

DALLAS, Tex. May T.--Advertlslns
men from all parts Of the nation reached
Dallas today. each delegation coming with
startling variety OF noise or decoration
designed to Impress others with the i'm.
portanee Of the particular town from
which each hailed.
II was the signal for the beginning OF
the annual meeting Of the Associated Ad-
vertising clubs OF America, The first
feature today was the automobile parade,
In which each delegation was expected 20
launch some startling innovation tina,
would bring glory to its native witty.
There were fanfares Of publicity from
almost every city In the union, There
were hundreds Of varieties OF local
color" The 81. Louis delegation, for In
stance, brought chorus trained exclu-
siyely on the hound dawg" song. How
ever the words were different lntimatins
that inasmuch as the hound" was a
healthy bull trrior. weighing eighty
pounds. nobody ''wss kicking him
around
Prior to the parade there were weieom'
ing addresses by Governor colquitt and
Mayor Holland. At a second business
session reports OF committees were heard
and advertising men told OF improve
ments in their methods and work.
The advertising men will spend wednes-
day in Fort Worth Thursday officers
will be elected and the convention city
for next year chosen.
"A circular tour OF the state will be
begun Friday morning.
sixteen advertising men occupied as
many Dallas pulpita Sunday. delivering
lay sermons on the need Of trnthfuiness
i'm advertising Last night 2.i0 out OF
the 5000 advertising men expected had
registered at local hotels.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Murdered Woman
Probably is Miss
Quinn Of Chicago

CHICAGO. May MA photograph Of
the body Of the young woman found muir
dered In a Los Angeles bungalow Was
said by Douglas Smith of winntka, a
north shore suburb. today. to resemble SO
closely Miss Minnie quinn. formerly .
maid at his home. that he was almost
positive IL was she.
Smith declared q man named Dillon.
who said he was an Evanston electrician.
frequently called on her and she said she
was engaged TO marry billion. c. q. Dill
lon. who was killed on the railroad track
Saturday. was an electrician in Evanston,
Miss Quinn was a devout Catholic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Bishop Morrison is
in Favor Of Inter-
Church Federation

DAVENPORT. Ia. May 0.-Bishop T.
N. Morrison. at the opening business
session Of the Iowa Episcopal convention
here today urged plan for an inter-
church federation.
Il know that the presentation Of this
matter" he said, will provoke discus
sion and that there are those outside the
church who would feel 1t their duty TO
write to the church papers and protest
against any diocese entering officially
into such an organization. but think we
ought to consider this federation and its
proposed constitution In the light Of the
best interests Of the work Of the king
dom and Of our Lord and Savior Jesus
Christ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Dick Gilpin kliea by Train.

bEADWooD. q D. May 3O-tSpecial.l
While walking on the Burlington rail-
road track near oreyille Dick Gilpin. for
over fifteen years IN the employ Of the
road. was run over and killed by an east
bound freight train. Gilpin. who vas
section foreman. was apparently on his
way to Deadwood with his pay check
when the accident occurred although IN.
train crew knew nothing Of II until noti-
fled some hours later. The remains we're
taken TO Hill City. where an inquest wa.
held. Gilpin was a single man of whom
little was known. but is supposed TO have
been Of English origin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Rowland's Trial
Is Oh at Davenport

DAVENPORT. Ia. May n-The trial
Of Clayton Rowland another OF the union
men charged with conspiracy to intimi-
date In connection with the recent Mus
catine button strike. began today fol-
lowing the mistrial in the oliver C. VIII
son trial.
II is understood the Wilson jury stood
to ; for acauistsl sunday afternoon at
: O'Clock when discharged. after being
In session twenty-six hours
Rowland. while not one Of the leaders.
is alleged to have been active in the
conspiracies- II Is probable that the evil
denee in this case will follow closely on
that In the Wilson case
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
The House.

Met at II a, m. and considered NILS
eellaneous legislation on regular calendar
Representative Aiken introduced resn'
luton directing Secretary Wilson TO re-
port circumstances under which his sou
WAS appointed To position with a Colo
RADIO irrigation company.
judiciary committee continued its In
vestigation into charges against Judga
Archibald. oross-sxamfnatlon Of G. q
Bolandhridge continued.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Rock Island Riot
Cases Will Be Tried

ROCK ISLAND. Ill. May 20.-Judge
Graves today refused to quash the indict-
ments Of assault with intent to murder"
returned against Harry Mccaskrin. candi-
date for states attorney OF Rock Island
county; Philip H. Wells. an attorney and
Editor Gardner of a Tri-Cfty labor
paper. and set their trial for September
The indictments were returned follow
ing the riots this spring in Rock Island.
in which three persons lost their lives.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Miner kiIIea al Rock SPRING.

ROCK SPRINGS. wyo,. May 1.-tspe-
ofsl l--charles Begier. a coal miner. was
killed In No mine Of the Union Pacific
Coal company here last night Begier
was making his way out Of the mine and
was run down By a mine trip, or train Or
empty cars. HIS chest was crushed. both
legs broken. one arm broken and the
body badly mangied.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Sixth Ballot for
Methodist Bishop
Without Result

MINNEAPOLIS. May a.-No election
resulted on the sixth ballot in the gen
ersl conference for bishop Of the Meth
odIst Episcopal church. it was anno.pced
shortly after noon today. DR.. W. O.
shepard Of Chicago retained bis position
as high man, with - votes. drop Of
seventy-seyen from the first ballot.
Necessary TO elect 500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
GETS FIVE DAYS FOR
DESTROYING PLUMBING

As Officer Pszsnowski was patraIl ng
his beat early this morning he saw
faint light In the basement Of Ias North
Ninth street Investigating he saw q
candle upon box. and T. J. Parker
busiIy at work tearing out the plumbing.
The house was vacant. Parker was srres-
ted and given five days by Judge Aitstsd,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
The National Capital
The Senate.

Met at noon.
Reports of majority. and minority of
Lorlmer investigating committee sub
mitted; majority uphoiding Senator
Lorimer's right to retain his seat: mi'
nority condemning him.
Senator Crawford introduced a proposed
constitutional amendent 20 limit terms OF
federal judges OF inferior courts to ten
years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Two Men Murdered.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. May is.-The
bodies Of Motorman r. F. Sparkman and
Conductor T. c. Smith were found lying
on Talleyrand avenue about seventy-five
yards from their car early today Both
had been shot through the head. The
murderers ieft no apparent elew.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Senator Root Made
Temporary Head of
Chicago Convention

CHICAGO. May @.-coloneI Harry s.
New tonight announced United States
Senator Eiihu Root as temporary chair
man OF the republican national conven-
tion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
To grow you must ad-
vertise, but it is not al


display space to begin
with. A want ad will do
the work-will start you
growing.
The cost is little and the
profits are usually very
great. Suppose you have
a small business print
ing shop, tailor shop, bar
Der shop, or jewelry store
lit matters not what your
business is, a Bee want ad
will help you materially.
Better try one now.
Tyler 1000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
Report ON Education.

The ninety-third annual report OF the
board Of education was presented to the
general assembly today The report. in
part. follows:
The year now closed has, with one
exception, with record year in our his
tory. The missionary operations Of the
board have been strengthened. a closer
touch upon the field OF Christian educa-
ton secured. several new agencies put
into successful operation, and a steady
and constant increase In contributions
realized. all Of which furnishes occasion
for deep gratitude and great encourage
ment
Eight hundred and fourteen applica.
tions were received during the closing
year from candidates for the ministry,
Isl Of which met the rules Of the assem-
bly, and the board the remainder. twenty
seven being regretfuily declined. OF the
recommendations honored iaS were new
men,. decrease OF forty-one over last
year. and SO were renewals, decrease
of twenty-seven over the year preceding.
This decrease should not. however. oc-
easion grave concern. as il does not
represent an actual decrease in the total
number Of candidates. The ratio Of eight
ministerial candidates aided out OF eleven
remains practically the same from year
to year. Since 1886 there has been an in
crease In the total number Of candidates
In the church from ses TO i.c6
'It Is the part Of wisdom for US to
pause and reflect over the fact that. not
vithstanding our ti9,i72 sos In college and
seminary properties. our s20.siS22a In en-
dowments and our output Of s2.Bo.ooo
yearly for their maintenance. the Pres
byterian church in the United States Of
America stands ninth among the de.
nominations In the proportionate growth
Of ministry TO population. according to
the latest government statistics.
In 1880 our church had one candidate
to every a.ooo Of the population; in
1894 one to 600 and In 1872 one to 7Soao"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
The Weather

For Nebraska: Cloudy with showers.
For Iowa: Rain; cooler southwest por-
tion.
Temperature mt Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
ASSEMBLY GOES TO ATLANTA
Presbyterians to Meet in Southern
City Next Year.
DAY IS DEVOTED TO MISSIONS
of the world Make Rcports
and Recommendations
Pensions for Pastors.

LOUISVILLE, KY May N.--Atlanta.
Ca. was selected today as the host for
the 1914 general assembly Of the Northern
Presbyterian church. Rochester and At.
lantio City. which were contenders, with
drew. Atlanta plans 10 entertain thou
sands Of members of each branch OF the
Presbyterian church next year
Forty-two missionaries from all parts
OF the world were scheduled TO tell today
OF their experiences. and make recon.
mendations for future work at the an
nuai meeting Of the womans board Of
foreign missions. which is In session here
In connection with the general assembly
of the Northern Presbyterian church.
Among the speakers are Dr. ]. t. VII.
liams, Vice president Of Nanklng pniver-
sityi nr William Dagar. from Eliat.
Africa Miss a NJ jefferson. from
India; Rev. J. W. waddeil. from Brazil.
and Or. A. w. Halsey Of New York. sec-
retary Of the Presbyterian board Of for
tlgn missions
The woman's board Of home missions
also convened In annual meeting.
Reports OF committees advocating the
policy OF providing definite pensions or
annultles for all ministers based upon the
period OF service rendered, and the
recommendation OF church-wide move
ment to secure a permanent endowment
fund OF sioooooo, 20 be divided between
the board OF ministerial relief and the
ministerial sustenance fund, largely occu-
pied the attention Of the general assem-
bly, at this mornings session.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21
"No Compromise" says T. n.

CAMBRIDGE. O.. May o.-colonel
Roosevelt served notice today that he
would resist any compromise at the re-
publican national convention.
There can be no compromise he said.
Some Of our opponents are saving that
neither Mr.. Taft nor | should be nomi-
mated. I'll name the compromise candi-
date. He will be me-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21

Comparative Local Record.
Official record OF temperature and pre-
cipitation COMPARED with the correspond
ing period Of the last three years:
1872 1911 1910 1903.
Highest yestenday-..... IS 60 "A Is
Lowest yesterday...... e 81 S 3
Mean temperature 80 s. s. a
Precipitation ............ .f .0s 0s 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21

- ~ AANA ma :
Normal temperature
Deficiency for the da
Total deficiency since
Normal precipitation
Deficiency for the da
Total rainfall since y
Deficiency since Mar
Deficiency for cor. pc
Deficiency for cor. pc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-21

The sensational accounts BY former
state Representative Charles A. White of
receiving Lorimer election money. was
pronounced "as pure fabrication 50 far
as It relates to the election of Senator
Lorimer."
From a most exhaustive examination
and painstaking consideration OF all the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14
BY DR.. H. w. WILEY.

+ U. ..
in regard to the oils and d
E'oN de"nee Va regard TO price
Tor table
utter because OF It's paaablty. brings much higher
put IN eEafd TO It's nutrye properties there little differ
the
nothing but n while pound butter
OF
Edible oils have practically
tue edible oils which chiefly
the same time the food value OF the oils practically the ae There
distinct economy therefore, cheaper
~" higher priced Here IA another where higher price
paid for oil because of it's paiatahlity.
fatty oily diet would
largely OF
OF OIL should be
between fat secured from and that derived
trtive economic
The differences
tanning protein OF their principal constituents
Ideal tssne builder iuasmuch elements
practically all tissues Of the body with the exception Of the
Indispensable
meat and whites Of the beat Roth Of these articles
high priced Cereals contain this valuable
material
= most
tw1Ar ABOUT aAsvs Fooof READ somorro~s article BY
Or. Wiiey-Edltor1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14

This IL turniag an old phrase
about. but modern methods Of re-
dueinx tat have made thss revision
possible.
II yon are overf4t ara also avsrar
20 physical fxefttoE and likewise
fend % the table and stili want 60
reduce yaar excess fteeh several
pounds. do this Go TO your druggists
Tor write tho NAftnoia Co. fSs Far
uAsr Bldg. Detroit. Mlch.l and give
hirn Cor send th~ml Is cents For
tAts fuetisst amount - mones the
druggist stii pat yoe In the way OF
satisfying yosr asnhltion for Q nice.
trim. slirn figure tie will hand you
a large Ease OF Narrnata prwecrtp-
ton rsAiesn compounded iu accord.
anc~ with the famous Asrruoia Pre-
scrintiocf. enc 0f which ysu must
take after each meal anf a. bed e
tEma untfi you begin 10 lose your fat
at che rate 81 az to 70 ounces o dag.
That " all. tast 60 on eating what
Seu like. leave exercising to the
ashleses, but take Your little tablet
faithfully. amd wishoat o doubt that
fiAbey fI~sh will quickly take unto
itself wings. ieastax behind " year
natural self neatly clothed IN firm
flesh and trim rnuse ies.-~Adxt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14
Canthrox Makes
Lovely Hair

At present beauty seekers are
perhaps most concerned about THAR
hair. Increasing badness among
women. proceeded by thinning locks
and falling hair. ~ largely reapon.
nibie for thia unusual interest. The
biggest mistake 80 many women
make Ia In washing their hair with
soap. the aikail In which dulis and
HtrcakH the hair. making Il coarse
aud brittle.
To shampoo property una q tea
spoonful OF cAnthrux dissolved in a
cup Of hot watrr. This mixture will
cleanse the scalp perfectly Of dirt
and dandruff aud leave the hair ius.
troaa. fluffy and easy 10 DO up n
make~ the hair dry quickly. evenly
and slmpiifiss shampooing greatly
Canthrox cannot bo recommended
too highly for putting the bair and
scalp In healthy condition aud
keeping "a ao--Adyt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14
To Properly Treat
Obstinate Wrinkles

Particularly where wrinkles are
long and deep. tn. massage desotse
ls apt 10 rub too hard and too IRE
quenfly This looaeaa the skin.
causes muscles To szE. axgrsvatss
the wripkied condition bust the
opposite result from that sought.
Better than massage. or anything
slaa. for the most obAunHfs wrin.
kiaa az well as the finest lines. u q
formula well known IN France.
which you may readily avail yonr.
seif of. as you will have no am.
Guilty procuring the constituents
from your druggisfK. II IL this
One ounce powdered saxoilse dis.
eolyed IN one half pint witch haxal.
Hathe face. neck and hands In this
The effect IL really marvellous. not
only as 10 wrinkles. but also In
cases 81 bsNsy cheeks and chin
The application IL cooling. soothing
tending 10 relieve fatigue and IN
eomnla -Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14

Girls. do not be surprised. II.
when YOU saunter out on Easter
morning In your new spring bon
net. you hear -stovc.plpes.p ~ice
cram cones. egg shells" Ia un-
dertones from the men pasaorsbs
and women. too. for n Was a wom.
an who has already christenod
them.
Msdge. who was Visiting from the
country. aud saw them all while
on q ~peepinx" expedition. before
they were taken from the boxes Ia
which thor had been shipped nom
the East by the buyers.
Linen ~Stope-pipc."
II was from under the cover OF
one OF these boxes that We heard
an excited. Just look al thlaf-
aud Msdgu pulled out what she
called 4 stove pipe" q made q
few sketches which may help you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS wv

rolled NJ all around. ON the left
aida was chicken feather. straw
and linen combinations In all
shapes viii be leaders this spring.
for street aud shlftwaiat wear.
AN leo cream cone with spiral
trimmings" exclaimed Madgo. rs
the aalcawoman held up a pretty
little black maline and straw ere,
alton.
"Eaa shaped Crown"
And egg shaped crowns"--
Oval. miss" acidiy corrected the
aaleawoman with a warning look
These are moAily In black and
white or natural combinations with
small rolled.up brimh and are worn
the long way OF the oval to back
and front
Chic little Tam.o .6hanters In
white chip and black velvet are
girliAh and viii BIO very popular
Blazer Came 20 lite
The suit department came next
and MadEe later informed mo how
she would freshon her last years
suit BY making the coat a decided
cutaway. shorten the sleeves. insert
a short lace cuff and add collar OF
lace 20 correspond. She also in.
tends making a street suit out OF
her winter suit BY matching the
coat In striped material. which she
will make into spiral" or dag
onal striped skirt and win add a
collar OF the stripes 20 the coat
Then there are the blazers 40 Girl
would think OF going through the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14
Cynthia Crey's Letters
:
AMONG GIRLS

Dear Miss
and With
girl who when
all The Girls would things her would stick her
time One With OF acted
fast that vent home She asked not TO tell hs mother and
didn't feeling that She invited
seemed ~
but did think girls
30 late In II right for girls catsf isABkLi.
AYou a seashc GIRL iaabeii enough
30 able this from
do advise with kiad Invite her
nohinE worth wh IN n Don't b. prcaeh but e, her know
ncrs Tho should another
the things they say are true pd ever try picking on, all
good made feel and hos the question
he better II wonderful to
ueshbo both hs and behind hs
anything about bis
himnelf
think tho ehd should their wishes unt OF a.
long he she lives with them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14

-, ssss Free 10 Prove u
d ~ lsr anyone 70 50 about bout
~llh 1 fscs covered vita
II s,e1rlsA ssaptiens. BLACK.
> ~ srcts. These are All
.-~~rsties In the blood.
- Mood thoroughly and
80 vil iisArpsar
40 Stusrts Calcium
- Ip,snaed to accomplish
II. sssss~pish. Their rrlncigh
~ { Calcium snlphide, the
~ ~ nest thorough blood
sssrdsrfal lis,is waters get
+. ~ ~ blood. and destroy
- ,shstanees present IN r.
- . few days is sufn-
40 ! marked Improve
"a when the blood IL pure
80 system b . hundred per
- ~ ~ lcsxer about those
ssssss nlmpius. boiiS tetter.
- ~sss q skin srupsions:
i. "a 20 unick" II you use
- 0lelsn Waters
- - have q trial package OF
.s cxlrls,n wAfsrs simply BY
~ ~ nsns and address to
Ssz4 O.. lis stuart hids-
lea Nsch. Then. when you
:9sss1 der value. you can ses
2 1rlarssss package Tor 30 cents
~ trss sore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14
ENGAGED so YEARS

LONDON. March is--Nrn. Mary
Turner. sho died recently at Form.
ham. sas engaged for 20 years.
having refused 10 marry during her
mothers lifetime. The mother died
AZ i0s. thon her lover fell III aud
died before the betrothsl VOW
could be fulfilled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14
! sELL soov TO KEEP liFg /.


Dear Miss Grey. have been
reading your answers and nm seek.
ing Information from you. ] have
heard that a person can sell his or
her body TO . medical Institute. to
be uaed by the students. after the
person 10 dead. CoaId ron please
toll me where I could ind such q
plscef HARD UP.
Yes. this can b. done. bat Il does
seem q Erue~ofne thing. but know
you think nothing u quite as bad "a
being hungry. sHsrd.Up." you Don't
have TO do that Put your pride IN
your pocket aad 20 to the salvation
Army. the Associated Charities or
tho Y. ". G. A. you can repay them
when you get work. and they viii
help yoa to get y, Any physician
can give yoa the Information you
asked me. hut | advise you to give
Il UP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-14
! CHRISTIANS AND
CHURCH MEMBERS I


Dear Miss Grey: What Is the diff
ference between o church member
and q Christian What mouth did
the second Sunday In Advent. In
1879. fall ing W. l.. VI.
A Christian 10 one who shows
the true spirit OF Christ. He may or
may not be a church member. A
church member Ia one who has been
publicly accepted "a a member Of
church. lie may or may mot be a
Christion. can not tell yos the
month that the second Sunday OF
Advent. 1879, came In.